[Phoenix, January 16, 2024] – DAWGS Vacant Property Security is proud to announce its support for the City of Phoenix’s Vacant Property Registry (VPR) initiative, a crucial step towards enhancing neighborhood well-being.
The VPR requires properties vacant for more than 30 days to be registered with the Neighborhood Services Department. Properties vacant for more than 30 days that meet the following criteria are now required to register with the Neighborhood Services Department:
- Non-residential properties
- Unimproved land that is 10,000 or more square feet
- Residential properties with 50 or more units
The VPR initiative addresses challenges associated with vacant properties, such as blight and crime, while establishing improved communication with property owners, especially those residing out of state.
DAWGS Vacant Property Security is a leading property protection solutions provider with national coverage and support for municipal, commercial, public, and private real estate security needs.
DAWGS provides innovative steel door and window guards and effective and affordable solutions to secure vacant properties. These guards are designed to deter unauthorized access safeguarding properties from vandalism, theft, and other security risks.
As the enforcement phase for unregistered vacant properties approaches, DAWGS encourages property owners to take proactive measures by registering with the City of Phoenix’s Vacant Property Registry. By doing so, property owners will comply with the city’s requirements and actively contribute to Phoenix neighborhoods’ overall well-being and safety.
About DAWGS Vacant Property Security
DAWGS is a leading provider of innovative and cost-effective security solutions for vacant properties. With a steadfast commitment to community safety and property preservation, DAWGS specializes in door and window guards designed to secure unoccupied structures and deter unauthorized access. For more information, visit dawgsinc.com.
