14/1/26
Poor Emergency Handling and Unresponsive Management
Adding this because it clearly shows how poorly situations are handled here. There was a fire incident in Building 3, but for some reason the fire alarms kept going off only in Buildings 5 and 6 more than building 3, where there was no fire at all. The alarms in Buildings 5 and 6 started late at night and continued nonstop until after 4:00 AM, making it impossible for residents to sleep.
What’s even more frustrating is that the fire alarm in Building 3 (where the actual fire was) was turned off... around 2:30 AM, while Buildings 5 and 6 kept blaring for hours. Fire trucks left around 3:00 AM, yet the alarms still were not shut off in our buildings.
When I asked management about this, they completely denied responsibility and claimed it was “not their job” and that only firefighters could turn the alarms off. This response makes no sense, especially since the firefighters had already left and all other building’s alarm had already been disabled earlier. There was no communication, no follow-up, and no accountability from management.
This is a serious safety and quality-of-life issue. Situations like this show a lack of coordination, poor emergency handling, and management unwilling to take responsibility or even acknowledge the problem. For a community that charges high rent, this level of response is unacceptable.
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