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The tags "PUKES" and "OKN" are displayed on the brand new redwood fence that this establishment put up.

The word "PUKE" has been tagged on a piece of wood that is on the fence. It would appear that the best solution to this problem is to simply remove the wooden plaque that serves no purpose other than hosting graffiti.

An easy fix, but this sign has had this same offensive graffiti on it for years; freely open for the public to see on our most widely used city street: Sonoma Blvd.

The photo was taken directly off of Google Maps.

It looks like one of the city employees saw it fit to tag up the sidewalk with their notes instead of a piece of paper or maybe a digital database. This is a blight on the neighborhood that could easily be confused with delinquent graffiti.

Heavy street damage all along 5th St between Winchester St and Lemon St. There are long straight cracks going down most of the street and in some parts they are fairly deep and quickly becoming potholes. This entire section of street needs to be resurfaced.

Right in the center of the Vallejo Fire Department's most heavily used intersections you can find large ripping cracks; some of them large/wide enough to nearly replace the faded cross-walk paint as seen in the photo.

The whole section of Winchester St between Sheridan St and 5th St, and really all the way out to Sonoma Blvd is cracked and filled with pre-potholes.

This damage is right next to the property with the giant Rottweiler and German Shepherd unleashed behind a 3-foot chain link fence.

I got the image for the damage straight off of Google Maps. If that isn't a sign that it has been a problem for a while, and needs to be fixed, then I don't know what is.

Street damage in need of attention. Aside from the pre-pothole, there are cracks all throughout the street surface.

There is minor street damage in front of 581 Sheridan St that needs to be addressed; can be seen in both upper left and lower right of photo.

From the corner of Lemon/Sheridan St down to 615 Sheridan there are what appears to be palm plants growing out of cracks between the curb and sidewalk.

If these are allowed to grow unchecked, it will likely cause an expensive upheaval of the concrete.

There is street damage in front of 607 Sheridan St.

31JAN2015 I reported this same street damage, the issue was archived, and I was told by Sean S. (Street Section) that "If there has been no maintenance on your street in the next 6-9 months, please feel free to call us or re-report your issue on SeeClickFix."

It has been 9 months since I last made my report and there has not been any repair, although most of 5th St down 2 blocks south of the Lemon/5th cross streets needs some sort of repair: whether potholes, huge line cracks, or heavy street damage like the section I am reporting.

There are a lot of public funds going towards building the SolTrans Curtola Park & Ride Hub right down the street. Let's set aside some funds to fix our streets.

You can see my previous report here: https://en.seeclickfix.com/issues/1468756

There is some street damage near the 5th St and Lemon St cross section. The damage is in the middle of 5th St and is likely to grow into a pothole in the near future. This part of the street has repeated problems with potholes reappearing and there are cracks in the surface as well as other street damage that appears. I have reported several potholes in the same location within the last year. For a more permanent solution, the street may need to be resurfaced in this area.

With all the nearby road construction on Grant St. this is the perfect time to do this permanent repair. Let's get this fixed.

There is a growing pothole on the right side of the 5th St heading towards Lemon. Let's get this fixed before it grows any larger. Perfect opportunity to repair it with all the nearby construction and road repair currently going on.

The bridge is currently blocked by a fence for repairs, but there is no sign that any repairs are being done. I'd appreciate it if the repairs began soon so that the bridge will be useable.

Not sure if this vacant lot is owned by the city or a private investor, but the sidewalk in front of it is overrun with cracks and weeds. Sonoma Blvd is a primary through street in Vallejo and heavy traffic passes every day. Maybe we could clean it up?

Here are a few more cracks found under a pine tree along Curtola Pkwy.

More cracks on Lake Dalwigk Park's sidewalk perimeter.

These cracks are all over the concrete on Lake Dalwigk's perimeter sidewalk.