Roads, police, and fire departments are all excellent. 

During my 28 years of police patrol work, I can't tell you the thousands of times that I have witnessed great "wailing and gnashing of teeth" as soon to be displaced family members begin to shout, rip their own clothing, beat on their chests and call out the names of deceased family members in an effort to avail a heavenly intercession to prevent being "put out." 

If I read in the police blotter that a tenant was picked up for drug possession at a local bar, I can safely assume they possess drugs on my property and I will file for eviction.

File a police report on the neighbors for illegal dumping.

Now I certainly think stealing someone else's electricity is a crime, however, I would have a hard time believing she would get arrested if I actually called the police and described the situation.  

I found out about this when the police called my new property manager after I fired LIFT & informed them that they were removing a dead body from the house & that they had declared my property a drug house.

I'd call the police on any property you are thinking of and ask about activity. 

I just blurting things out here but would it make sense to call the city to make sure there is no city plans or changes to infrastructure (no new highways/railways going to be constructed beside your building), and where I live I can call the police department and find out if there has been numerous calls to police to visit the property for any reason.

The police can't write a citation for legal possession and consumption of a recreational amount as it's not a crime.

Now Billy he went to a police auction and paid cash for a 6 year old police cruiser and paid 4000 for a car with 50,000 miles on it.