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It depends on local laws and property codes. Of course, there is a simple solution to this problem that does not involve legal action and expenditure of large sums of money. Be a good neighbor and clean up your property. The last thing you should want is a health department citation and fine, or a citation for animal neglect/abuse. Both charges could wind you up on the evening news. Talk about embarrassing. What if your neighbor goes the route of calling a complaint reporter and you wind up with TV satellite trucks out front and reporters at the door asking you about your refusal to clean up the dog shit on your property? For the sake of your animals, stop being ignorant and stubborn and clean up your property If you like the smell, shovel the dog shit onto your front porch and open the windows and enjoy yourself. Have the same respect for your neighbors that you demand from them. The solution to this issue is so simple. What IS your problem?

The App that deserves to be known and used:“Swacchata App"My experience :Location: Behind The Forum Vijaya Mall, Chennai.Time: About 9.00 pm.What happened:I encountered a garbage dump. It was one of the small pocket roads of a residential area and this was the last place where one would expect to see a dump. To be exact, this was the location.A strong feeling made me take this picture. I felt that this would make a good entry for the Swacchata App.Reaching back home, I downloaded this app.On installation, it asked for basic details like name and E-mail to create a profile.The next day I decided to post the complaint. It was about 10.30 am. Complaint registration turned out to be very simple. One click enabled me to post the picture (that of above) and I filled in the details seeking the place of the garbage dump and the landmark.One innovative feature included the type of the complaint, whether it was based on a garbage dump, dead animal or debris. I registered the complaint under ‘Garbage Dump’About 10 minutes later I received a call. A man speaking in Tamil said that he was calling from the corporation and had wanted to confirm whether I was the complainant. On confirmation, he said that the work would be completed soon.I was pretty surprised! I didn't expect a fast response. But still I was pretty much skeptical whether the garbage would be cleaned or not. About two hours later I decided to inspect the place and I found this:In chatting with the supervisor, I came to know that the complaint was immediately forwarded to them from the corporation office. He said that he was incharge of this area. Furthermore, he encouraged me to report such dumps, if found again.This was my first complaint. I was happy with this. I went on to report another such place nearby and it was cleansed within a day!I believe India is changing!Swachhata-MoUD - Android Apps on Google PlayPost the current picture with time stamp. That would be helpful.

You might be seeing arrow sticks on police cars.Or…Some towns have “Community Service Officers”. These are uniformed non-police personnel who often drive in cars that are very similar to police cars, except they have yellow lights on top instead of red/blue/etc.CSO’s may be called to non-emergency calls, vehicle lockouts, school crossings, traffic control, animal complaints, some minor accident reports, ordinance violations. They are not typically armed and they are not empowered to make arrests or enforce anything but ordinance violations.