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I am submitting an anonymous complaint regarding what appears to be an imminent public health hazard at a restaurant in Boston: Cafe Sauvage While dining at the establishment, I observed two rats running from the staircase area toward the kitchen. Inside the restroom, there were visible rodent droppings on the floor, indicating active infestation. After exiting the restroom, I looked down the staircase area and observed numerous rats and mice gathered near what appeared to be a box of carrots, suggesting possible contamination of food storage or preparation areas. The presence of live rodents inside the establishment, particularly in proximity to the kitchen and food storage, constitutes a serious violation of the Massachusetts Food Code and represents an imminent health hazard due to the risk of food contamination and disease transmission. Given the severity and visibility of the infestation, I respectfully request an immediate inspection and appropriate enforcement action. Thank you for your prompt attention to this matter.

HaHAs concerns with pest infestation in her unit. Mgmt has sent pest control but issue is still ongoing. Caller has to small children. Needs inspection. |

my apartment has been getting treated for cockroaches since Novemeber. It has left my kitchen unusable. the apartment is not sanitary. | Move in date: [09/15/2025] Owner's name and contact info: [Fineberg Management info@finebergcompanies.com (781) 239-1480] Occupants name and contact info: [Emily Murcko emily.murcko@gmail.com 7813541045] Type of insect or rodent: [cockroaches]

Rodent droppings found in North Street Grill in North End, Boston. Multiple areas.

Rats all over eating wiring in cars costing $1300 dollar. Dumpster next door open and over full regularly. Property doesn't bat for rats. So we are left to deal with it

Severe, active rat infestation at the rear of 604 Dorchester Ave (4-Unit Building). Rodents have gnawed large holes through the plastic trash barrels to access the garbage, which is their primary food source. The infestation has spread to the structure; there are visible burrows under the rear steps where rats have tunneled into the foundation. Rats are now active inside the building and dwelling units. The landlord has failed to provide rodent-proof receptacles or pest control, creating a public health hazard

Dead rat at O’Day playground- NOT resolved but was marked as resolved | SR Type: [Ground Maintenance General] Park owner: [BPRD]

Roach Infestation