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Resident Ashley Dicrescenzo tells trustees of persistent cockroach problems; officials point to app reporting and pest traps

Brightwaters Board of Trustees · October 7, 2025
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Summary

Ashley Dicrescenzo reported a persistent cockroach infestation affecting vehicles and property and said neighbors had required treatment; trustees advised reporting through the My Brightwaters app and suggested traps and code enforcement follow-up.

During public comment, Ashley Dicrescenzo described chronic cockroach problems at her home and expressed concern for her children and property. "I've never had anything out of cockroaches coming out of my car," Dicrescenzo said, and said neighbors have had to obtain treatments.

Deputy Mayor (speaker 3) and other trustees suggested practical steps — traps for porches and reporting the problem through the My Brightwaters app so the issue is routed to village staff for follow-up. Staff and trustees discussed jurisdictional limits for right-of-way work and asked residents to use the app's geolocation function to ensure reports reach the correct staff member.