If you are doing your due diligence to determine what you can and cannot do re utilities, I strongly recommend that you do not reach out to the local PM (if you go that route) but ask a supervisor in the city you are dealing with that handles utilities.

So I called my attorney and he said call them back and make them file a report, so I called again per my attorney's request the dispatcher starts to give me crap again, finally I said put your supervisor on, then and finally then, they started to take my report.

I've left msg after msg for my supervisor and no response yet.

Working as a factory shop supervisor.

They ran NCIC on me for Rapidgate pass for Portsmouth Naval Shipyard as a construction supervisor. 

I will be speaking with his supervisor.

Also you could try the emergency contact person in your application and see if they have a new address or if try to contact them at their workplace (you have that information from the application, right?

@Jack Bingha The state you are located in and the local laws will make a big difference.I am a delead supervisor in MA.

She's never heard of this.After speaking with supervisors, she came back and said that they had put the property on this 'Regulatory Block' because.....

I would verify income and job situation independently (pay stubs, talk with immediate supervisor, etc.).