City of Corona is really falling behind. A lot
Of homeless setting up in Corona, the city should be more on top of it. I also reported a issue a few days ago and was marked as if they responded to it. But yet everything remains the same.

Its terrible. I feel like if we keep allowing this, we will look like LA soon. Its really bad in Riverside, and they aren't even doing anything about the growing encampment on the offramps for La Sierra! I understand that this is all due to prop 47 being passed years ago and now lesser crimes go unpunished, but CA voters didnt see how it was going to create a downward spirial for the state. By tying the hands of the law, homelesses, theft and drug possessions go unpunished and create a mess. I wish i could move out of CA right now.

This issue was recategorized from Code Enforcement (private property maintenance issues) to Police (Non-Emergency - For an emergency dial 9-1-1).

City of Corona u xilsaaray arrinkan Corona Police Department

Thank you for sharing your concerns via See Click Fix. We’ve forwarded this to our Homeless Outreach and Psychological Evaluation Team (HOPE Team), who specializes in helping our homeless neighbors, to follow up on this. In the meantime, if you have any questions or if you’d like to speak to a HOPE Team Officer directly, we’d love to hear from you. Please give us a call at (951) 817-5737.

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