Kate

I just walked the south sidewalk of the 100 & 200 blocks of Carolina Street and counted (on only one side, of only two blocks) seven vehicles with expired or missing license plates. What a sad example of the complete neglect of the rules of civilized society in our city.

In that same area, there are city touts out daily ticketing vehicles for overstaying artificially created and barely justified limited parking zones, while vehicles with no legal right to be on our streets, and no certifiable evidence of their safety on the road, are allowed to drive and park without regard. Are we being governed by a city government enforcing the law, or organized criminals, favoring their cohorts, and enforcing a protection racket on everyone else?

Since 2014, tarp over vacant building at entrance to our downtown on Georgia Street. For four years. Can something be done with this eyesore?

This sight has been given alot of attention. The COV should clearly see that this is not welcomed here or anywhere else in this town! As the picture depicts, a clearly visible NO TRESPASSING sign along with the penalty involved if caught doing so. The sign obviously means nothing to the trespassers , the city, or the owner of the property! So we the taxpaying citizens are left looking at this blight and have to endure these peoples filthy ways and the blight they have created! I pay my taxes, bills, shop here and this is what i and everyone else against this blight get in return? If you have a bleeding heart towards these people, by all means move them in with you!

Remove the detritus. Tear down the Post Office or use it for something productive. This is city-owned city-neglected blight.

Railroad Track between Florida and Louisiana Street has litter, debris and homeless encampment. The area seems to be gaining in population the last week so the Railroad company needs to be notified of the mess especially behind the Filipino Center area.

Lots of garbage and debris (including a bed boxspring and mattress) on the sidewalk and street.

Still broken. Been almost 2 years now.

Fire Hazard, Child Hazard -Sperry Mills. At the entrance of Sperry Mills, there is paint, chemicals,paper, furniture, overgrown weeds, garbage. Guard is gone;gate was left open as of 7-26-16

In White Slough area near the old Kmart property behind Three Brothers Furniture on Sonoma Blvd.
Filth, trash, blight. This area is getting worse by the day, huge Biohazard and fire hazard.
Trespassing, illegal camping are among the multitude of laws/ordinances being violated here.
Please remove and secure this property. This and other encampments are polluting of marshes and waterways with trash, human feces and hypodermic needles. Notice the warning sign in the picture that states that this IS PRIVATE Property.
This is unacceptable, I don’t understand why this is allowed to continually go on here. These folks need to be moved on and held accountable.
Time to clean up Vallejo’s White Slough for the wildlife and residents of Vallejo to enjoy.

The future of Vallejo if this isnt fixed. How can the city let this go on? There are no trespassing signs all the way around this property. These people are disgusting. How many of them are criminals evading detection by living like this? The city lets it go, so not a bad way to hide out, at the expense of the citys appearance. What ever happened to the person named william who used to report, i have not seen this persons responses and reportings. What i did see was certain people criticizing his reportings, maybe thats why they havnt been reporting. People in Vallejo should report everything and anything that hurts the image of the town.