Sandra

It's been here too long. Public works has done exceptional work by removing the work of this populations messes. All along the "railroad tracks."

Thank you and God bless you all in advance

Tons of illegal dumping.

Wanted to give a shout out to Public Works for having the abandoned vehicles and a few homeless living inside with no concern for illegal dumping. THANKS 🙏 MUCH

I know there was a homeless woman who parked there for months. She's gone but left her mess.

It's an eye sore. Let's hope this doesn't become like the opposite side pass the intersection of Redwood St. & Couch (across the Medic EMT Vehicles office)

License plate 8PJK17
Nissan Sentra 4 door
All tires on
Hood open with what appears to be a unit charging from car battery with cables going in thru driver side window

Also Hyundai Light Blue
License plate # 5TJS226
All 4 wheels on
Left side of picture

Winnebago, license plate 3XV902
White & Blue

White w/ maroon & blue stripes covered license plate

Tan Camper

Thanks Public Works in advance

Dark Blue Honda Civic (4 door) parked car on the corners of La Cienega Ave. & Las Palmas Ave. Headlights facing Las Palmas Ave.

Back seat full with boxes of stuff, a hamper full of clothing. A few pieces clothing on front passenger’s side. All 4 tires in tact. Seal/clear coat peeling on trunk, roof & sides & above backseat doors.

Dark Blue Honda Civic (4 door)
License plate # 7TRT825
Expired registration / August 202
(see picture).

It's a shame that this is a Federal government operated facility and it looks like this. Totally neglected. People who accept this huge eyesore are use to living in a low income community.
There's respect lost. I don't know if this particular office is privately owned. Either way they've both dropped the ball. Thank you Public Works in advance .

This intersection already looks neglected this is adds to it.

It's next to a storage container