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News » Smaller cities can now crackdown on landlords
Mar. 3, 2010
A new state law gives more communities the same power to go after problem landlords that big cities in Wisconsin already had.
Under the previous lawm, cities like Appleton with at least 40,000 people had more tools to crack down on nuisance properties.
Rep. Terese Berceau of Madison says she's seen problems move into smaller, neighboring communities.
The rules give communities the authority to force problem landlords out of business. |
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