Dear Anthony DiPierro: The Everett Housing Authority (EHA) in Everett, MA strictly regulates or outright prohibits feeding wildlife and birds on its properties

 Dear Anthony DiPierro

When will your aunt, Nicole DiPierro, remove Mr. Roman?

Why did Housing put him in my building (it's a rhetorical question,

if you don't know what an r.c.question is, look it up.)  My friend

Nancy and Ernie had passed on, as well as your friend, Anthony,

Bob Bailot Jr.  Why wasn't Roman assigned their apartment?
THE REASON IS OBVIOUS.

Roman claims Carlo DeMaria got him the apartment.  How does that happen?
A friend of mine said "Carlo still has juice."

I submit and allege that Jean Daniel and Nicole DiPierro put this menace

under me to further harass me.  How many violations of the lease is he engaging

in?  Why was he attempting to cut the grass and chop brances of what might be state-owned trees.   Let him live at Joe McGonagle's house (not a joke) and see how the Rep likes it.

JOE VIGLIONE ESSAY

At 10:22 am this morning November 1 2026 this individual was feeding wildlife at senior housing. A violation. Coyotes and other predators are here. I had to call the police on him yesterday on Halloween morning, i awoke from a deep sleep to his vulgar invective in the hallway downstairs and then slamming his door (he was talking to a dog walker loudly at 10:15 pm Friday night disturbing the peace; I asked her to leave and she did.) Housing Supervisor says she is evicting him. He was arrested July 15 2026 disturbing the peace. A police report May 13 says he threatened to shoot someone’s pet dog. EHA nepotism under former mayor DeMaria, currently on trial, did this to the elder community

 

The Everett Housing Authority (EHA) in Everett, MA strictly regulates or outright prohibits feeding wildlife and birds on its properties due to local sanitary codes and aggressive pest control guidelines. Scattered birdseed and wildlife food are primary drivers for rodent infestations, which violates public housing property rules and municipal ordinances. [1]\

 

City of Everett Ordinances

According to the City of Everett’s Certificate of Habitability (Article III), the city enforces strict rules regarding how animals and birds can be fed to prevent rat populations from thriving:

• No food on the ground: Bird food or feed for any fowl/animal is completely forbidden on the ground, floors, or in open troughs where rodents can access it. [1]
• Raised platforms only: If birds are fed, the feed must be kept entirely on raised platforms specifically designed to be inaccessible to rats. [1]
• Active pest restrictions: If there is any evidence of rats on the property or nearby premises, placing bird food outside is legally prohibited under city code. [1]

Housing Authority Regulations

Because public housing complexes are multi-family environments with shared outdoor grounds, the Everett Housing Authority enforces strict lease terms regarding property upkeep and pest management.

• Lease Compliance: Tenants are required to maintain a clean, sanitary environment. Setting out loose food or maintaining unauthorized bird feeders that draw rodents, pigeons, or stray animals is considered a lease violation.
• Pest Control Control Mandates: Property management regularly cracks down on bird feeding because standard bird feeders drop large amounts of seed to the ground, immediately attracting mice and rats to the base of the residential buildings.

Massachusetts Wildlife Guidance

State agencies like MassWildlife strongly urge residents to "break up with their bird feeders". Supplemental feeding congregates wildlife into unnatural densities, spreads diseases like avian pox, and draws larger wildlife (like turkeys, coyotes, and stray animals) directly into neighborhoods. [1, 2]

If you are a tenant at an EHA property, you should safely assume that throwing food on the ground or hanging standard bird feeders is not allowed. [1]

If you want to look into alternatives or double-check a specific property's rules, let me know:

• Which specific EHA development do you reside in?
• Are you looking for alternative ways to enjoy watching birds safely (like window-box setups or birdhouses) without violating the code?

I can give you advice tailored to your goals.

Article III: Certificate of Habitability - City of Everett, MA