Pinellas Park

Requesting the city to review and consider a single pathway that connects two golf cart communities at the intersection of 49th St and 78th Avenue. This would open access for additional commerce for the residents across both areas and would double as a marketing opportunity to drive further development/gentrification.

Resident of Fairlawn Park. Wonder if city will be picking up storm debris placed at curb? They is a lot of such debris in this community and many residents are elderly and without a vehicle able to transport debris to another location. Most residents have been diligent at cleaning up the debris into pile at curb for removal. Thanks you

Black truck is either buying or selling drugs from 9850 55th way N
The truck comes at all hours of the day for short visits like 2-4 minutes then leaves Truck pulls up and either someone goes in the house or someone comes out and sticks their hands in driver side door

Numerous commercial vehicles parked at all hours of the day. Currently has a. Oversized trailer and driveway with. Heavy duty equipment. This is not the correct neighborhood. To store your. Business needs.

Traffic signal takes upwards of 4 minutes for 43rd St N side. This has become a really frustrating intersection for all residents coming from 43rd ST N.

The Ditch seems to be clogged the water is not flowing and is almost to the top
With the rains is getting flooded each day.
Does the city comes to clear it?

I’m very concerned in my neighborhood cars are speeding in a 25-30 speed limit. I was walking one day and a car almost ran over me because the person was speeding. There is children, elders in our neighborhood who would want to walk in a safe community. I hope someone would come out for an inspection of the speeding violation.

Commercial vehicles parked regularly overnight in the street- one of them is broke down with a flat tire

OCC and Bert's Barracuda is only 550 feet from our 55 Community of more than 200 homes. They have no regard for their neighbors and have loud bands playing beyond legal hours and far beyond the legal decibel level. This past week the db level was measured (and documented) at more than 85-90 db measured at Michigan Lane which is well into the middle of our community.

My name is Biljana Vukovic and my house is located at 7790 55th St N, Pinellas Park.

I came home from work today to find my trash cans all over the place, went and checked at my camera and saw the guy throwing my trash cans after he dumped the trash. Those trash cans are $100 each and I am not buying a new one for the 3rd time. I never complained before ( even though they broke 2 of my trash cans and lids) but this time I really had enough! You guys need to do something about this. I have a video if you want to see it!

This issue was called in to Public Utilities Thursday October 7th by Rick Dillard, former City of Pinellas Park Water Utilities Foreman of 38 years and Christine Britt Public Works. PCU dispatch advised that it was PP jurisdiction. We responded by explaining that our crew had been out and it was in fact PCU. Several phone calls were made back and forth with the employee consistently saying it was PP jurisdiction...not PCU. As of late Friday afternoon, the pipe was still profusely leaking.

To repeat, the location is at 62nd Street and Cedarbrook Drive where two sidewalks meet. You go down the path and about 100 feet off the walkway to the East there is a significant water break.

City of PP crew stubbed up the leak with stakes and put in orange reflective tape so your employees could find it easily. There was no obvious way to shut off the water break but it does need to be addressed. The employees did mention the water had a very stagnant odor. The pipe is PVC and at one point had been capped off.

Can someone please check to assure the work had been completed if not over the weekend, by today? Thank you.

The photos are from three different nights. The owner of the property also parks his vehicle like this overnight. The vehicles are bad enough, but literally, the basketball hoop never moves. It is fully blocking the sidewalk. And that is not fair. to other residents of the community Very inconvenient. For a parent pushing a stroller. And it would be horrible for a person in a wheelchair. Have no choice but to go out in the street. Just to go down the road