The police can, and SHOULD, issue traffic tickets for these offenses. Call them and insist!

Sigh, we've been dealing w this for 16 years and yet the city does NOTHING! Maybe getting Baker back as mayor will help; this rehab center should be forced to move from our residential neighborhood, it's a MENACE!

We have forwarded the information you have provided to the St. Petersburg Police Department administration. Unfortunately when an issue is reported from a SeeClickFix report wecan't guarantee an officer will respond quickly enough to view the violation in progress. Please contact them directly when illegal parking is present by calling 727-893-7780 (non-emergencies) or 911 (emergencies).

Oh and I"m sure you won't post my last comment because you don't want everyone to see how you ONCE AGAIN simply closed the issue instead of FIXING it - it should be called SEE CLICK CRICKETS!

Reopen is acknowledged, when we receive a response from the SPPD it will be posted here.

Issue 3820034 has been marked as a duplicate of this issue.

Thank you for your SeeClickFix #3790448 to Mayor Rick Kriseman dated October 17, 2017. The Mayor has asked me to respond directly to you regarding a complaint of trucks delivering items to the Palm Terrace Healthcare Center. The main concern was parking along residential streets and blocking driveways of neighboring houses.

Community Service Officer Donnie Herring traveled to that location several times and has not seen any trucks parked on the street. Officer Herring also visited Palm Terrace Healthcare and asked that delivery trucks use designated spaces at the facility for future deliveries.

If you need further assistance, please feel free to contact Community Service Sergeant Jason Deary at (727) 892-5989

Thank you for bringing your concern to our attention.

Sincerely,
Luke C. Williams
Assistant Chief of Police
Uniform Services Bureau

Also, Neighborhood Transportation has put in a work order to install “No Commercial Vehicles” parking restrictions along Atwood Drive fronting the facility. These restrictions would be enforceable by the Police should commercial vehicles park on-street when they should be using the loading zone at the side of the business.