An Act to hold property owners accountable for recurring public nuisance

This bill requires property owners in Massachusetts to pay for police and municipal costs if their property receives ten or more nuisance complaints within a single year. Under this measure, the local police chief or town authority decides whether to enforce the rule and charge the owner for any additional expenses incurred after the tenth call. Any money collected from these property owners must be returned directly to the municipality to support local services. The law aims to shift financial responsibility for recurring public nuisance issues from the town to the specific property owner involved.