Oscar

This water leak is obviously not an emergency. It showed up last year coming from under the asphalt on Coughlan St. near Carter. I called it in at that time, but never heard if it got checked out. Since it is still there, I assume nothing was checked or it was determined nothing needed to be done. So I am reporting it on clickfix this time. It emerges right in front of the old abandoned water pump station on city property below it. I'm not going to call or post again on this.

Someone dumped a mattress on city owned property at the corner of Coughlan and Carter streets.

Another piece of furniture dumped on Coughlan Street, which doesn't do much for the look of the neighborhood. We know how much the COV wants this stuff off our streets, which is why we are reporting it. Thanks!

Sofa sitting at the end of Coughlan Street at Sacramento Street. Been there for weeks, and was hoping someone would report it, but not yet, so this is the report. Hope to see it gone soon, and thanks!

Rats have infested the ferry building parking lots and green lawn area next door due to unchecked littering that keeps piling up and never removed by city crews. We saw rats rummaging through the fast food litter in the surrounding bushes. Has the COV given up on the waterfront area? Rats usually bring disease!

IT'S BACK! The infamous trashed taco truck we applauded when it disappeared (after sitting in this same spot for more than a year) has returned. Let's hope traffic control, or code enforcement, or whatever agency is still left working at city hall goes after this a bit faster this time. You can't miss this thing with the new tagging job on the side.

This abandoned sofa is near an abandoned trailer, which is block away from an abandoned, burned out taco truck, a pile of old mattresses, and on and on. But this sofa would be a good place to start cleaning up the area. This area's becoming an illegal dump!

On the river walk path near the Mare Island Bridge, saw this van that had been driven off the trail into the marsh. May be stolen. Looked as though it was owned by an environmental company called WETA, and there was a ferry service employee badge on the ground near it. Police should investigate. Did not look inside!

Is the stretch of Wilson Avenue as it curves under the Highway 37 overpass on a weekly cleanup schedule with the COV? It should be considering its history. Looks better lately, and with rocks in place makes it a little harder for garbage dumpers. They still manage though, so a weekly cleanup seems appropriate.

Garbage has been sitting here for many weeks. The gutted mini van burned to a crisp nearby finally got me to respond to this mess.

Burned out automobile. Looks like Kabul on a bad day. Trash and boxes of garbage strewn everywhere in same location. The fire department must have been called, do they ever notify anyone with the city of vallejo that the hulk should be hauled off? Or does it just sit there until a concerned citizen has to photograph it and submit it to click fix??

TV set, box springs, trash, mattress, garbage.