Neighborhood Specialist assigned this issue to Stormwater Administrative Secretary #C

A Stormwater Crew will investigate this issue and handle accordingly. Thank you.

On 2/11/18 I filled two large garbage bags full of dead fish and disposed of them along with 8 bags of the plants and garbage that was blocking the pipes Someone still needs to get in the water to remove the plants under the water that are causing the fish to get trapped near the pipes otherwise more fish will die. This problem is really effecting the whole enviroment there, there used to be a lot of ducks and ibis there and they have moved to a new location because of all the dead fish.

I don't know what has happened to the Sanitation Clean Up for this City. Stuff is being neglected everywhere! This should not be happening! Money for a Pier and nothing else! Public parks on the weekends are awful and the restrooms are even worse! Come on, Guys Where are you?

Stormwater Administrative Secretary #C assigned this issue to Neighborhood Specialist

The lake at the location that was mapped was evluated and no dead fish were found. Joe's Creek is controlled by the County and this issue will be forwarded to them.

Neighborhood Specialist assigned this issue to Pinellas County SCF

The reporter has put the wrong address on the complaint. The address on the map (61st N) is Lake Disston. To the person who reported the dead fish, give an accurate address.

Update from Stormwater Department: A Stormwater crew will take care of Lake Disston on 2/16/17. Thank you for clarifying the location of this issue.

The City of St Petersburg periodically reviews past reports that are made from citizens within our city limits but fall under the jurisdiction of Pinellas County.

If you think for any reason that this issue might still be unresolved, please feel free to submit a new report directly to Pinellas County via their SeeClickFix website, located here:

https://seeclickfix.com/web_portal/Sed47QcE6KStPiNrih3RJLnQ/report/category