City of Vallejo designou esta questão a Code Enforcement Division

Come on City Consul, Mayor, get your act together and clean Vallejo. Move those cars and RVs out the encampment it’s growing up. It’s ridiculous we keep asking and nothing gets done. Remember we pay taxes.

Looks like another failure for Code Enforcement Division!
Muh Ninth circuit court excuses are the spawn of the City of Vallejo Homeless debacle.

The City of Vallejo Code Enforcement Division by city charter only has jurisdiction for Vallejo Municipal Code violations on private property. The Code Enforcement Division actively works with property owners to abate encampment issues through education and alternatively enforcement for encampments (Vallejo Municipal Code Section 7.54.030 T. Unauthorized camping on private property in a place which can be viewed from the public right-of-way or in a manner that constitutes a public nuisance and Section 7.54.030 S. Prohibits maintenance of property in such a manner as to constitute a public nuisance). Through SeeClickFix, email, public counter at city hall and telephone we receive multiple complaints regarding encampments but can only address one after address verification to identify the location as public or private property. Referrals to other government entities occur only after the correct agency that has responsibility is determined utilizing Vallejo GIS Viewer. Cases are then referred to agencies such as Greater Vallejo Recreation District (city parks), Vallejo Flood and Waste (White Slough) Vallejo Police Department (for public street encampments / living in vehicles on public street / City of Vallejo properties i.e., City Hall), Caltrans (State of California properties including portions of White Slough, B.W Williams and Mini Drive, Enterprise Drive), Solano County (Solano County Courthouse and Fairgrounds) and Federal properties.

Thanks for reporting this issue. This issue is under Caltrans jurisdiction. You may submit a Customer Service Request to them directly using their online reporting tool here: https://csr.dot.ca.gov/, or by calling the Caltrans District 4 office at (510) 286-4444. Thanks again for using SeeClickFix.

This area has been an on going battle between the city of Vallejo and Caltrans.

Before Lewis Brown Dr became Lewis Brown Dr it was hwy 37 all I know is….please y’all ( Caltrans and City of Vallejo)need to figure this out !

Exactly 😤