There are more than a few birds. See pic.

In response to the last post about this problem, I am a resident and this problem is getting worse. It's a health issue given all the bird feces and this is a school corner and one of the busiest pedestrian corners in the City. For the inspector to say otherwise is not helping us.

Someone must be feeding them.
They congregate where they’re fed.
I see rice in the tree pits by central square market every time I pass there.

Catch the feeder and give them a ticket, the birds will stop coming to the area.

Pigeons spread histoplasmosis, which can cause eye problems including blindness. This is a serious issue and needs to be addressed. If I were you I would contact Stacey Lea Flanagan, director of Health and Human Services. As an environmental health issue, it falls under her jurisdiction.

Thank you for reporting an issue to the City of Jersey City. This is a duplicate of #13577366. That location was visited just two weeks ago and no issue was found. At that time, a city maintenance worker also noted that they did not find an issue at the location. A member of the Animal Response Team will visit again when not on emergency/priority calls.

It is against municipal ordinance to feed the pigeons and to create a nuisance. An offender would need to be identified in order to issue a summons. If you have additional information, please contact the Animal Response Team at 201-547-4888.

If the neighborhood would stop feeding them, there would be much less of a problem.

I see bread and rice strewn about in many places in a misguided attempt to help the animals.

Especially bad along Bergen from Montgomery to Vroom.

If you look at the photos citizens provided, there is obviously a problem. But somehow your inspector was able to magically find a time when there was "no issue found." Please try harder.

RTC I've seen the same, bread and rice left by the daycare center/Central Square Market. I haven't witnessed anyone doing it so it could be a resident or either of the businesses. And same Tony, seen it alot by the pizza place on Bergen near Montgomery.
Pigeons are flying rats that spread so much disease and the pigeons in that area are growing in larger numbers because the birds and future offspring will continue to go to a safe food source. The problem is only going to get progressively worse.
When an inspector is sent, please speak with the crossing guard or a school official. If it's a business or resident feeding these flying rats, of course they won't admit it! So please ask the crossing guard.
And thank you jsqmkm, we all need to contact Stacey Lea Flanagan, Director of Health and Human Services. It's the only way this issue will get resolved. Also include in the email the local councilman, who i believe is Boggiano for that area.

The inspecter should visit Central Square Market and discuss the pigeon feeding with them, because it is most likely an employee of the store who is doing this. I have seen it in other stores in the area, and management probably either doesn't know or doesn't understand the harm. The area needs to get cleaned up -- the store has made so much progress, but people in the area are still a bit trashy. They should also be putting pigeon guards on the top of the building, as should all the stores in that immediate area. But there is nothing you can do to keep them off power lines, so their numbers need to diminish.

An ART visit to the intersection yesterday afternoon at 4pm again showed no issue. No birds visible, no sign of bird feces, no indication of nuisance behavior.

Summonses can be issued for nuisance behavior if the person creating the nuisance is identified. If you have information on who is creating a nuisance, please call the Animal Response Team at 201-547-4888 Monday-Saturday 8:30am-4:30pm

No one is feeding the birds on that corner. The birds arrive and do their crapping only when school children and caregivers are gathering to cross(otherwise they hang out across the street by the homecare business).