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Children wait just Across the Street from All this trash...This Spot is Very well known for people DUMPING...We live here and Do not Wish to look at this EVERYDAY..
CONCERNED CITIZEN...Virginia Gonzalez.
a aussi demandé...
Q. Please describe in detail the issue.
A. This whole road CORANATION DR. is all full of TRASH...People come and Drop Off their Trash and at TIMES even Pets....Please help us ...The property it sits on BELONGS TO THE CITY OF HOUSTON.
A. This whole road CORANATION DR. is all full of TRASH...People come and Drop Off their Trash and at TIMES even Pets....Please help us ...The property it sits on BELONGS TO THE CITY OF HOUSTON.
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Reconnu City of Houston 311 (Membre officiel vérifié)
Clos City of Houston 311 (Membre officiel vérifié)
Service Request Referred
Please refer to servicerequest 101000903012
Réouvert Virginia Gonzalez (Utilisateur inscrit)
JC311 (Utilisateur inscrit)
02/2013-SeeClickFix website and City of Houston smartphone app case submittal info:
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