5/1/25
Safety is not their concern
My sister and I started renting a unit in the fall. Recently we have suspicions that someone has been going in and out of our apartment. We brought it up to those at the office and they suggested we change our locks. We went to maintenance and the lady there was extremely rude and did not check our IDs when we asked to change our locks; which did not assure us that they cared for our safety or those of its tenants. We went back to the office to ask if we need to provide IDs when we ask to change... our locks. They told us we are supposed to and when we brought to their attention that they weren’t checking IDs and verifying we are the tenants. They told us to go back to the maintenance and ask for Judy or Chris. The lady tending to us before was Judy. We brought to her attention that she’s supposed to verify our identity and that all she did was ask for our apartment number when we asked to change the locks. She told is that maintenance would check our IDs when they go to check the locks. We then brought up an earlier instance in February when I went to get another mailbox key for I had lost mine. All she did was ask for my name and apartment number. She never once asked for my ID and instead just gave me the key. When we told her this her response was as followed. “A key to your mailbox isn’t a key to your apartment.” This response shocked me as she should be checking the identity of whoever asks for ANY key or for locks to be changed. This made me feel as if the management and the employees there did not care for the safety of its tenants.
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