What legal steps would have to be taken to get township to enforce its ordinance

Hampton Township, Bay County MI

Open Container Summons Missed:

I received a summons for an Open Container in April 2008. I lost the summons, I believe the court date was for June/July 2008. I never heard anything about it. I want to settle this issue so it doesn't come to bother me moving forward, but I don't know how. Can someone tell me to do this? The summons was received on the UES in Manhattan.

I live in a mobile home. Over the weekend it was broken into. Rather than conduct an investigation or come back during the day to review the scene of the crime. The police just stated "well, you live in a trailer. What did you expect?" It came straight from (unknown to me at the time) straight from the Chief of police "Just so you know, there's a good chance your items won't be recovered." Three other mobile homes in the same park have been broken into. 1 the same time as mine and 2 later. Still the cops are "oh, well. It's just a trailer."

My question: why is it that those of us who live in mobile homes are held accountable to the full extent of the law, yet when a crime is committed against us, it gets blown off? Aren't we just as entitled to the same rights of protection that those of our neighbors who live in fixed structures are?

I am filling out a employment application and I pled Guilty to a 2nd degree fraud charge. The Prosecutor agreed to a plea in abeyance until restitution is paid. What do I put on the application? Have I been convicted of a felony or am I still just being charged? Also If I answer yes to a felony, what do I answer to Have you ever been convicted of a felony involving dishonesty or breach of trust?

Riverside County California, I am trying to find the legal definition for storage. We have 2 acres we have had trouble with Code enforcement regarding excessive outside storage. We were actually having a very BIG yard sale. We cleaned it up they signed off. 2 months later we wanted to have another yard sale. We started to get stuff out a week prior to the sale. CE showed up about exessive storage, told him we were having a yard sale, we are allowed 3 & this would be the 3rd this year. He agreed (verbally) to give us 5 days after the sale to put everything away. 2 days later another officer showed up, told her what the 1st one said, she said that he was wrong by saying that & issued a citation. Said if she spoke with the 1st officer and he admitted to saying it they would tear the citation up. I left a message for the 1st officer, never called me back. Day 4 after the sale the 1st officer posted a citation for excessive outside storage. By day 5 as agreed everything was cleaned up. The citation states that appeal rights are on the reverse side, the reverse side is blank. What really constitutes "storage"? The items in the yard were not being stored, they were placed out for the yard sale and then put away.

Can he give a citation before the date agreed to? Any recourse or are better off just to pay the citation? Still not sure if the 1st one was ever tore up. Thanks for any advice.