Officials flag overcrowding, unsafe conditions at 572 Saybrook Road; multi-agency inspections planned
September 10, 2026 | Middletown, Middlesex, Connecticut
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A fire department representative told the committee Sept. 10 that 572 Saybrook Road has recurring overcrowding and unsafe living conditions in a dwelling designated as a two-family home, with reports of people living in attics, exposed electrical panels and inadequate means of egress.
Health department staff said they would step in for nonworking utilities such as a bathroom and that zoning and building would continue coordinated enforcement. Committee members agreed the case requires a collaborative, multi-department approach and assigned building, zoning and health to coordinate inspections and outreach to the property owner.
Health department staff said they would step in for nonworking utilities such as a bathroom and that zoning and building would continue coordinated enforcement. Committee members agreed the case requires a collaborative, multi-department approach and assigned building, zoning and health to coordinate inspections and outreach to the property owner.
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