Help Me Hank is working with Detroit to clean up blight and track down illegal dumpers.

The city of Detroit has been getting a non-stop stream of reports from residents about illegal dumping.

Police are warning illegal dumpers to stop because with the weather getting warmer, Detroit police officers are on high alert.

A massive pile of trash on Detroit’s east side has been cleaned up after Help Me Hank investigated.

Police announced a major development in the effort to take back the streets from illegal dumpers in Detroit.

The city of Detroit was quick to respond, issuing tickets and cleaning up the mess, but the trash keeps coming.

After surveillance cameras captured a man illegally dumping in Detroit Local 4′s Hank Winchester tracked him down.

Many people have spent the summer cleaning up from flooding and severe storms that hit Metro Detroit.

The problem of illegal dumping in Metro Detroit has only grown during the COVID pandemic.

“It’s upsetting this happens,” Nelson said. “It happens nonstop.”

Residents living along Hazlett Street in Detroit have been living alongside a massive mess since the June floods.

Illegal dumpers have continued to use the abandoned Burbank School in Detroit to leave everything from boats, cars and trash.

People dumping trash has been a problem in Detroit but it’s becoming an even bigger issue as we come out of the pandemic.

Hank Winchester’s effort to track down illegal dumpers and clean up neighborhoods is already seeing results.

Is illegal trash dumping an issue in your neighborhood? Help Me Hank wants to help.