City of Emeryville PLUS

PGE has what looks like asphalt aggregate loose on the street with no drain cover. This is out of MS4 Compliance and I will continue to report this until they cover the storm drain. ERTEC Combo Guard sits on the grate and curb opening and is easily deployed. There is no excuse for this other than Emeryville inspectors not doing their job to ensure our storm water systems are kept clean.

Hi. The West Elm store on Bay Street recently had a mysterious flood in their electrical floor boxes. After sending several different technicians to the site to investigate, they believe that there may be an issue with the storm drains that run under the sales floor. Please advise how we can look into this further with you as this is a major concern and the wood flooring continues to cup. Please respond to Adrianne Cordima at acordima@wsgc.com or 415.515.2460. Thank you.

The storm drains at 55th and Doyle are constantly overflowing during rainstorms and if it were not for the volunteer efforts of residents, Doyle Street would be flooded, thereby causing damage to personal and business property. Since there is a cul de sac at 55th and Doyle, there is no place for the water to drain when the water level rises.

For this reason, I believe the storm drains should be either made bigger, re-engineered, or that more storm drains should be added to Doyle Street. At the very least, before and during heavy rain, the city should deploy its resources/personnel to clear the drains so that the street doesn't flood

broken sprinkler head by bench on west side of Christie Park

could you please have Lumen or whoever owns this building fix this gutter downspout system? there is a puddle here everyday consistently for months. it's a vector control issue and annoying to walk around. must be a code violation causing damage to the sidewalk

Water leaking out of the fire department water main. Corner of 65th and Glasshaus, Emeryville.

Graffiti on the bottom of the yellow “Caution Vertical Clearance 15’-2”” sign on the west side of Emery Street, next to the Nordstrom Rack building. 1/17/2020 photo.

I have tried calling Level3 Facilities manager and have gotten nowhere with getting the offensive graffiti that is on the walls on the side of their building that's facing Hollis Street to be removed. Can someone from the City contact Level3 and tell them we don't want Emeryville looking like a dump?

Graffiti has been increasing in this neighborhood recently.
Near the corner of West MacArthur Blvd and Emery Street, in Emeryville.