unfounded. Nothing in the details or photo give reason to believe the vehicle has been abandoned by its owner. The vehicle is legally parked and currently registered to a Vallejo resident.

This vehicle as not moved. It is fitly. Its in the same place every Sunday. Keep in mind, that this is a place where cars, trucks and RV's come to die.

DID anyone "chalk" a tire?

At this moment, based on its condition, registration status and being legally parked, it is not considered a vehicle that has been abandoned by its owner.

Another update for you; if whomever actually looked at the vehicle saw the undisturbed leaves around the windshield wipers, they would KNOW this vehicle has NOT been moved in a couple of weeks. Come on, man! What about the 72-hour rule? Is this not observed in Vallejo anymore?

We no longer have the staffing to go out and tag a vehicle that is currently registered to a Vallejo resident and legally parked, then return after 3 days to make sure it has been moved.

The Traffic Division has been given one p/t Police Cadet whose primary duty is checking on over 2,000 abandon vehicle complaints and handling traffic control at accident/fire scenes. Last year we had two Police Assistants assigned to Traffic, but both were reassigned, one to 911 dispatch the other to Patrol to handle crime reports. If you know anyone interested in becoming a Police Assistant or Police Cadet (college student). please have them contact Human Resources at City Hall, we could use the help.

Ok.