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Question:

I have this relentless neighbor who parks infront of the fire hydrant after many citations have been issued?

What can I do? The police have come out several times, given warnings, and issued several citations to my neighbor. If my house catches fire I want to make sure there is a fire hydrant available. Should I tell the fire department?

Answer:

It depends what city you live in; Indiana does not have the kind of comprehensive landlord-tenant law that many other states have. For example, in Bloomington's city code it states: Fire extinguishers and smoke detectors must be provided and installed by the landlord. Tenants are responsible for maintaining and replacing batteries for detectors within the unit. But there is no statewide code.
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