City of St. Petersburg PLUS

Pothole in the back alley of 2820 1st Ave N, 33713. It is not the only pothole in this back alley, but at the very least please fix this one between us (#2820) and the teal building - it is like a small crater.

ALLEY (potholes) – UNPAVED
Resident reported that potholes are presenting in the unpaved alley behind the address noted. They requested alley condition review and maintenance.
from her location all the way up to 12th Ave the alley needs redoing

ALLEY (potholes) – PAVED
Resident reported that potholes are presenting in the paved alley behind address noted. They requested alley condition review and maintenance.

After hurricane Helene and Milton Two sink holes have formed in the alley there are hazard signs at both But cars can not go through nor the garbage tru is for pick up

Alley by this address needs to be leveled The alley is not even and people have tripped on rocks that are sticking up but not loose.

I am not sure if this part of the alley is able to be paved as it is the ONLY access to the house at this address.

The alley way is in great need of repair.

4 verybad low spots on alley :
216,246&256 21st Ave S
and
2123 Beach DriveSEE

The alley dips at entrance of 28th st between Dartmouth and 4th ave n

Can it be leveled from end to end pls between 27th and 28th?

Business owner stated that potholes are presenting through alley way. Requests inspection to made and possible repairs to be made.

The alley between 7th and 9th Ave immediately west of Dartmoor St N is littered with potholes and large dropoffs from the bricks to the dirt alley cause bone jarring shocks when pulling into the alley. A brick alley is long overdue.

I have opened perhaps 6-8 clickfixes since we purchased our house 10 years ago. I've noticed a trend which I think should be addressed by the city of St. Pete, that is, tickets are closed by mistake or with no repairs completed. The latest example is the alley repair clickfix I opened just today which is the same issue I reported last October 2023. The first one was closed by mistake and I called the city and they reopened it with a new number. The second clickfix for the same issue was closed based on the alley being resurfaced but the repair wasn't made to the section reported. I now have a third clickfix open. I have had similar experiences with clickfixes in the past. I don't imagine I'm the only person this happens to. Maybe an audit of the process needs to be done by the city. It seems there might be internal pressures within the city to close clickfixes as quickly as possible. It also would be better for someone to inspect the work before closing a ticket because in this case, it would have been obvious the work was not completed. Better yet, it would be great if a notice was sent to the originator of the request to confirm the clickfix was resolved. If the Disston Heights Civic Association is monitoring these tickets, perhaps tracking them to see if this is a consistent issue might be worthwhile.