OH !!NO!!

OH No. Maybe he/she is a guilty culpert!!!!

This particular graffiti is not a significant problem by itself, but if nobody fixes it then how can we expect to take care of the bigger problems? If we can start getting the graffiti, potholes, broken lights, and broken windows fixed in this city then we are on the right track.

18 July 2011, 10:30 am

Image posted on behalf of reporter (Dag)

Fixed. The graffiti has been wiped out.

Congratulations to the person with the grey paint roller. This is the way SeeClickFix should work.

need more feedback for city council to listen.

Issue Closed
Fixed. The graffiti has been wiped out.

Congratulations to the person with the grey paint roller. This is the way SeeClickFix should work.

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Dag (Guest)
about 4 hours agoReport as Inappropriate
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I agree with you PAGuy, the City Council hasn't figured it out yet. But I thought that once a particular item was fixed, then it could be closed. I am sure there are more sites with graffiti that could be opened up as new issues. This item 113505 has been taken care of quickly, and it is no longer an issue.

But, I am new to this system, so with 690 civic points you probably have a good idea how this should work. Maybe we need one issue opened for a new anti-graffiti program with a central one-stop contact point in City Hall.

@Dag - please feel free to close this issue. If an issue has been addressed we encourage anyone (citizens or their local government) to close it out. If you have any questions about this, please don't hesitate to let us know!

@PAGuy - as Dag mentioned, reporting new and unresolved issues would be the best way to get the attention of your local officials. If there is anything we can do to help you alert officials in PA about the issues you're reporting on SeeClickFix, let us know.

Item #113505 Graffiti has been fixed.

Please refer to comments from Emma @ SeeClickFix Team.