Establishes the "Safe Neighborhoods Act"

Summary

The Safe Neighborhoods Act would let owners or triple‑net leaseholders of real property in large cities file a claim for money when the city refuses to enforce laws against illegal camping, loitering, panhandling, public urination, drug use, or shoplifting, or when such neglect creates a public nuisance. Compensation could cover documented mitigation costs or the loss in fair market value, but not more than the owner’s prior year property taxes. The bill failed to pass the House.

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