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  Reconnu City of Oakland (Membre officiel vérifié)

  OAK 311 has received this issue. Your service request ID is #836944. Please check back for status updates, or contact us directly at 510-615-5566.

  29/08/2018 · Marquer Flagged
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  Steve (Utilisateur inscrit)

  I am dumbfounded by why the City of Oakland allows this to happen? This area of Claremont has been like this for years and numerous neighbors like myself continue to call City Works, report it on ClickFix, call 311, etc. I've personally tried talking with Mayor Schaaf, Dan Kalb and any other city representative that I can find about this, but still nothing happens. I've actually had some good conversations with Joe Devries, Assistant to the City Manager and one of the lead people trying to address Oakland's homeless problem. I encourage EVERYONE that is concerned to call him at his office number (510-238-3083) and ask him to help our neighborhood and help this people. It's frustrating because we as citizens aren't allowed to intervene with this situation but the City obviously isn't going to do anything either. So camps like this spiral out of control until someone gets seriously hurt or commits a crime that warrants attention. Given the recent crime wave at BART and the fact that this situation is immediately across the street from the children's park, it seems like the City should be taking this very seriously.

  29/08/2018 · Marquer Flagged
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  ThisS1TECensorsPeopleForNoReason (Utilisateur inscrit)

  Steve the city allows this to happen because our city government is run by Demo.crats.

  29/08/2018 · Marquer Flagged
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  David Coleman (Utilisateur inscrit)

  This has nothing to do about politics. Its all about money. They have found another way to fleece the tax payed while enabling and pander these mentally ill and d--g addled street people. What our elected officials and the street people advocates are doing with these street people is unconscionable.

  29/08/2018 · Marquer Flagged
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  Theresa (Utilisateur inscrit)

  I too have been reporting this for over a year. Some folks have talked - maybe in jest, maybe seriously - about calling 1-900-Got-Junk and just paying to get this junk hauled away. It is utterly ridiculous that the City does nothing about this, across from a park that this community spent blood, sweat, and tears to build ... I know, I am the cofounder of the park.

  29/08/2018 · Marquer Flagged
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  Martin Thomas (Utilisateur inscrit)

  I would think hafl a dozen of us, could rent a truck, pick us the trash and take it to the dump. If we liberate enough shopping carts we could pay for the trruck as they stores pay 25-50 per cart

  29/08/2018 · Marquer Flagged
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  David Coleman (Utilisateur inscrit)

  Another idea is taking the major,city council head of the PWD to small claims court for violating the law,ordinances, rules and regulations of the City they were elected to uphold. The most each person could sue for is 10k times how many of your neighbors want this pile of junk removed. That would pay to get rid of it. There are cart retrieval companies out there on line that I have used to pick up empty carts. We had this problem on a smaller scale in the Dimond Dist a group of residents with pick up truck made it disappear.

  30/08/2018 · Marquer Flagged
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  Steve (Utilisateur inscrit)

  This must be extremely frustrating for you Theresa, as this is such a wonderful example of a community built park. I'm still blown away by the fact that the City of Oakland is allowing these type of encampments to expand in and around Frog Park, as well as along the Temescal Creek. I am interested in the idea of addressing this ourselves since we are getting no support from the city (1-900-GOT-JUNK, renting a truck, etc to deal with the overflowing garbage), but wonder how best to do this without ending up in a situation like the person that destroyed an actual camp in Lake Merritt and ended up getting arrested.

  30/08/2018 · Marquer Flagged
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  Clos City of Oakland (Membre officiel vérifié)

  The City of Oakland addressed this issue on 09/18/2018, service request #836944.

  19/09/2018 · Marquer Flagged
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  anonymous (Utilisateur inscrit)

  Thanks for fixing this request!

  19/09/2018 · Marquer Flagged
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  Steve (Utilisateur inscrit)

  Thank you City of Oakland for finally clearing out these huge piles of garbage!

  19/09/2018 · Marquer Flagged
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  Martin Thomas (Utilisateur inscrit)

  Thanks for fixing this request!

  19/09/2018 · Marquer Flagged
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  Martin Thomas (Utilisateur inscrit)

  This is hopeful. Let's now focus on getting the city to move out the illegal campers in Frog Park near the DMV

  19/09/2018 · Marquer Flagged
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  Chris (Utilisateur inscrit)

  Thanks for fixing this request!

  22/09/2018 · Marquer Flagged
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  Chris (Utilisateur inscrit)

  Just another THANK YOU for fixing this, Oakland! (the junk on Claremont Ave under the overpass)

  22/09/2018 · Marquer Flagged
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  David Coleman (Utilisateur inscrit)

  Thanks for fixing this request!

  22/09/2018 · Marquer Flagged
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  Réouvert Elizabeth (Utilisateur inscrit)

  

  Hi again all--it's starting up again today! Anything we can do to make this a permanent fix?

  01/10/2018 · Marquer Flagged
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  Reconnu City of Oakland (Membre officiel vérifié)

  OAK 311 has received this issue. Your service request ID is #843894. Please check back for status updates, or contact us directly at 510-615-5566.

  01/10/2018 · Marquer Flagged
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  Steve (Utilisateur inscrit)

  Yes, please stop this immediately! This is the stolen shopping cars and junk from the campers on the Claremont Avenue off-ramp. They shouldn't be able to commandeer both the off ramp and Claremont Avenue under the freeway, especially after the long battle to clear this sidewalk.

  01/10/2018 · Marquer Flagged
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  Chris (Utilisateur inscrit)

  I was there about 3 hours ago (Tuesday 10/2 1pm) and the whole sidewalk was clear.

  02/10/2018 · Marquer Flagged

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