Legal Action Against Property Owners
The city has filed a lawsuit against the owners of the property located at 1828 Q Street SE. This action followed concerns raised by an advisory neighborhood commissioner in the Fairlawn area of Southeast Washington. The lawsuit claims that the owners failed to prevent ongoing problematic activities at the apartment complex.
Problems at the Apartment Complex
Tom Donohue, the area’s advisory neighborhood commissioner, has been actively monitoring the situation. He has frequently walked through the halls of 1828 Q Street SE, responding to reports from residents and concerned neighbors. They have witnessed non-residents engaging in dangerous and illegal activities within the building.
These activities include attempts to start fires by drenching floors with gasoline, frequent drug transactions in communal areas, and unauthorized access to vacant units. The persistent issues have prompted legal intervention to ensure the safety and well-being of the community.

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