Anti-Social Behaviour

Steer Housing Association does not tolerate anti-social behaviour or nuisance behaviour on our estates and will take every step necessary to ensure that our tenants can enjoy living in a caring and peaceful community.

Anti-Social Behaviour May Include:

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• Sale, supply or possession of an illegal drug.

• Criminal activity.

• Violence, threats or intimidation towards neighbours.

• Threats or intimidation of Steer Housing staff or Contractors.

• Verbal or physical abuse.

• Noise pollution day or night.

• Harassment on grounds of religion or community background, race or ethnic origin, disability or sexual orientation.

• Dumping of rubbish.

• Graffiti and Vandalism.

• Uncontrolled pets.

• Disorderly behaviour of children.

• Any activity that causes a danger, injury or fear to any person living in the area.

 

We will investigate and aim to resolve all complaints made to us in a fair and impartial manner. All complaints will be in treated in the strictest confidence.

Anti-social behaviour should also be reported to An Garda Síochána.

If you or any person in your house are involved in serious and persistent anti-social behaviour this could result in you and your family having your tenancy terminated.