re: Homeless population behind our house: FINALLY!!

Put up some No Trespassing signs. The cops aren’t going to check to verify with the owner - they’ll just kick the bums out.

Are there any all-you-can-eat buffets nearby? Spend a few bucks on a gift card and write $100 on it in Sharpie. “Lose” it where the winos will find it. 100% chance they’ll get in legal trouble if a group of them shows up at a restaurant and 5 of them try to dine on a card with $5 on it.

Make a couple of flyers for a fake event at a nearby government office or maybe post office. Call it something like “Community Appreciation Day” and say there will be free BBQ and beer.

Instead of playing classical music over speakers, play Richard Condon’s show (if he’s still on the air).

Man that sucks. I’d lose my shite

Man that sucks. That’s a good area I lived there for years. I’m not sure what you can do. I know I would do whatever is possible and within the law. If it got bad……. I would do what ever it took to get them out. No telling who those wackos are . Thief’s, rapist , murders and drug addicts for sure.
Sorry I don’t have any other info.Trespassing maybe? Contact the property owner?

From an older thread about homeless.

It was syrup I think, pour it all around their site and the ants will be relentless.

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Fentanyl

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Why did it take this long for someone to give solid advice?

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At midnight one night they had a leaf blower going.

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That’s hilarious

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I do know it is private land and know who owns it

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I'd call them before calling the police because you already know the police are not going to do anything. Short staffed + incompetent leaders so its a waste of time to call them.

You are in a neighborhood so this might not be an option, but if there is away you can shoot your gun without them seeing you, but where they will hear you and is enough to scare them when you do shot, there is a small chance they will move somewhere else? In a more rural area you can get away with this, but I am sure you will have neighbors who will get all worked up about it.

Make them some kool aid and give them that Jonestown special.. Im joking about this of course, but it does make you wonder if that would really work, but start with the land owner.

I used to work for local government in a department where all the lots and land that had become abandoned, we had to go to the clerk of court and research the owners (a lot of those areas were places in which the owners died and the closest relatives lived out of state. Most had no idea they legally owned it, no one paid taxes on it, etc). I want to say there were one or two situations in which the people living on side of these abandoned properties took legal action.

In one case a person was given the option to take over the property if they agreed to pay the taxes, but contact the land owners, see how that goes then if they don't do anything consult with a lawyer. Im pretty sure you can legally force them to do something, if you are willing to spend the money and put in the time to do so.

If where I think I am can see in the satellite map where camp was and if they are building hopefully that company will run them off. Can’t rent apartments with camp next to it so if your lucky when the homeless start stealing from construction site it will be taken care of.

There's no way I would have moved in near homeless camps in the first place.
This all sounds like a nightmare