Neighbors say vacant Detroit house has become ‘hazardous nuisance’ as city issues blight tickets

Residents on Detroit’s west side report a vacant home on Stahelin Avenue has become a 'hazardous nuisance' due to overgrown grass, trash, and pests, despite multiple complaints to the city. Detroit’s Building Safety Engineering and Environmental Department (BSEED) has issued $1,500 in blight citations to the property owner, with plans to escalate if violations persist.