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Crowley debates tougher rules for junk vehicles and blighted properties
Summary
City inspectors and councilors discussed proposed ordinance amendments to make enforcement of junk vehicles and blighted properties more effective, weighing owner notification, mechanic assessments, blue‑book valuation, and outreach to landlords and tenants.
City staff and councilors spent significant time discussing how to strengthen Crowley’s enforcement of blighted properties and inoperable or 'junk' vehicles.
City inspector Marty Durusel said staff are preparing ordinance amendments to give code enforcement more effective remedies for junk vehicles and other blight. He told the committee staff plan to use high‑visibility tags and a stepped notification…
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