Reported anti-social behaviour cases involving Clackmannanshire Council’s housing service have risen by almost a fifth in a year.
The number increased from 120 in 2024/25 to 142 in 2025/26, according to the council's annual housing performance report.
At the same time, the proportion of cases resolved within the year fell from 82.5 per cent to 77.84 per cent.
That was also below the Scottish local authority average of 93.11 per cent, although the council’s rate remains higher than the 74.2 per cent recorded in 2023/24.
Jane McTaggart, Depute Spokesperson for Place, said: "Anti-social behaviour remains a challenge. The service is reviewing processes and strengthening case management to improve outcomes for tenants and communities."
The council added: "This change reflects increasing service pressures and a growing demand on housing management resources.
"The Housing Service recognises the importance of responding effectively to ASB and will continue to focus on strengthening case management procedures, improving investigation and resolution times and working closely with tenants, partner agencies and communities to address concerns at the earliest opportunity.
"A review of current processes is being undertaken to identify opportunities for improvement, ensuring that ASB cases are managed consistently, support is provided where needed and positive outcomes are achieved for those affected."
There was stronger performance in sustaining new council tenancies, with 93.24 per cent lasting for more than a year, up from 91.9 per cent in 2024/25 and above the Scottish local authority average of 92.45 per cent.
The council is also asking tenants and residents for their views on its latest performance report.
The consultation opened on October 27 and runs until March 31, 2027, with people being asked what they think of the report and how the information is presented.
People can take part in the consultation online.
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