Bay County Orders Cleanup of Dangerous Mobile Home at 8813 Breemar Avenue

Bay County's Code Magistrate Hearing on August 14, 2025, revealed ongoing violations at a property on 8813 Breemar Avenue, prompting decisive action from local authorities. Inspector Thorpe presented evidence of significant neglect, including a dilapidated mobile home with broken windows, a rotting deck, and unscreened personal property cluttering the premises.

Despite previous warnings, the property remained in violation of Bay County codes, with junk and debris still present during a reinspection on August 11. The inspector noted concerns about safety, particularly regarding a blocked egress window and unsecured structures. The property owner, now deceased, has left the responsibility to a granddaughter, who has failed to address the issues.

The magistrate concluded that the time afforded for compliance was insufficiently utilized, leading to an order allowing Code Enforcement to enter the property and rectify the violations. The costs incurred will be charged to the property owner, alongside an initial fine of $200 and a daily fine of $25 for up to 20 days.

This hearing underscores the ongoing challenges Bay County faces in maintaining property standards and ensuring community safety, as officials continue to address neglected properties that pose risks to residents and the environment.