Residents near a Brevard County property known as the 'house of horrors' are growing impatient after another delay in its cleanup. The site, located on a residential street in Cocoa, has remained in disarray for months, with no clear timeline for remediation. County officials confirmed the delay last week, citing unspecified logistical challenges. 'We’re working through issues, but there’s no definitive answer yet,' said a spokesperson. The property, which has been vacant since 2020, has become a magnet for trespassers and a source of safety concerns for neighbors. 'It’s been over a year, and nothing’s been done,' said one resident. Previous attempts to clean the site were halted in July due to environmental concerns, and the latest setback has only deepened local frustration. The county has not provided a new deadline for the project. Meanwhile, the property remains locked with no signs of progress. 'We’re tired of waiting,' another neighbor said. 'This isn’t just a eyesore—it’s a danger.' The delay has drawn scrutiny from local officials, who are now pushing for more transparency. A council meeting is scheduled for next month to address the situation. For now, the 'house of horrors' remains a stark reminder of stalled promises and unresolved issues in the community.