Thank you for reporting this issue to us via SeeClickFix St. Pete. We have forwarded the details you have provided to the Community Services Representative in the Neighborhood Relations Department so that they may investigate and take any necessary action. Sincerely, St. Pete Service Center

CSR2 assigned this issue to SPTO Admin 1

Luke-thank you very much for not only reporting this, but your diligence in providing such quality photographs of the damage. I'm going to reach out to you using the email associated with your SCF account to discuss this further. Again, thank you!

Chris

SPTO Admin 1 assigned this issue to SPTO Pavement 2

SPTO Pavement 1 assigned this issue to SPTO Admin 1

The complainant's name and/or address appear invalid or can not be verified at this address. The City cannot knowingly investigate Code Compliance requests from anonymous sources. If the Complainant's information is not valid or verifiable, you may contact the Code Compliance department directly by calling 727-893-7373

On June 29, 2021, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed Senate Bill 60 into law, which no longer allows code enforcement officers to investigate anonymous complaints. All code enforcement reports must include the complainant’s personal information, including full name and address. Please resubmit your SeeClickFix and add your full name and address to the mandatory fields.

The new law states, “A person designated as a code inspector may not initiate an investigation of a potential violation of a duly enacted code or ordinance by way of an anonymous complaint. A person who reports a potential violation of a code or an ordinance must provide their full name and address to the governing body of the respective board of county commissioners before an investigation occurs.”

For more information on Senate Bill 60, Please click the Florida Senate link below. https://flsenate.gov/Session/Bill/2021/60

Codes Compliance 6 assigned this issue to Codes Analyst 2