The city needs to do their job...without people requesting them to do it. Why are there million dollar condos going up everywhere and the city can't even maintain the sidewalks and public areas? Homeless encampments, garbage, road work signs, human waste, etc. that thousands of people have to trip on, and be contaminated by just trying to walk in public. Not to mention the environmental impact of all this. What kind of administration is allowing the city to be this dysfunctional?

PATH, Police Assisting The Homeless, (727) 551-3783. Not sure why citizens are tasked with reporting the obvious. Homeless people are encamped on benches along the waterfront and central Avenue. There used to be a city ordinance that said you could not be on the street with more items than you could carry, ie pushing a shopping cart. Is it still in effect?

And they overtake all the park benches too so tax paying citizens, who generate all the icome, can't even use them. It's almost like we mean nothing to the city and this mayor. #onetermmayor

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Sanitation only removes trash and recycling, property held in containers. Large or excess items from the alley or curb as special pick-ups, if reported. It is the abutting homeowner's responsibility to maintain the easement of their property. Failure to maintain the easement on private property could be identified as a potential violation of the municipal property code. As such, you must resubmit this report using the SeeClickFix category labeled ‘Codes Compliance.’ You may also call your report to the Codes Compliance Department at 727-893-7373. Either way, you will be asked to provide your name and address.

Additionally, You may report any litter to the Keep Pinellas Beautiful Litter Hotline at 727-210-GONE (4663) or complete their online form at www.kpbcares.org.