Thank you for reporting! Public Works has an illegal dumping team whose sole job is to respond to illegal dumping reports throughout the City. On average this team removes 1,200 pounds of trash from public property every day. We strive to respond to all reports in a timely fashion. If you see someone dumping illegally please report the incident to the Vallejo Police Department.

"Tenants at ..............(fill in the blank) constantly use public area as a dumping ground for trash."

Once again: it is the landlord's responsibility to inform the tenant of proper procedures for putting out trash, including how to arrange acceptable, oversized item pick-up -- and then to enforce the tenant's compliance.

Picking up and hauling away excessive street dumping -- at tax-paying neighbors' expense -- is not enough. The landlord needs to be informed of his failure, and warned of the consequences, if they continue.

And those consequences need to severe, and strictly enforced. In other words, City Council needs to act, and city management needs to get to work.

This is a section 8 multi unit and as long as the slumlord gets his check he doesn’t care. Zero effort into tenant screenings and zero effort into property maintenance.

That is why city government must express and enforce strict rules and penalties on the landlord.

We used to have a City-Citizen volunteer group helping neighbors of a bad property get Small Claims Court financial redress against a bad landlord. That group was shut down by withdrawn VPD cooperation. We need to reactivate it -- or some other method to hit bad landlords in the pocketbook!

Thanks for reporting! Our staff responsible for removing, sorting, and dumping all illegal dumping in Vallejo has picked up the illegal dumping reported at this location. If you have any questions or concerns regarding this issue, please call the Grounds Supervisor at 707-648-4581. Thanks again for using SeeClickFix!

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Reminder... "constantly use public area as a dumping ground for trash" - cleaning up after them does "fix" the problem. It just encourages repetition!