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Thank you for taking the time to “Report an Issue” via Doing Things for you ! The issue has been forwarded to Pinellas County Parks & Conservation Resources. They will inspect and take any necessary action. Thank you for reporting! We are striving to improve our services. Please visit www.pinellascounty.org/surveys/parks to tell us how we are doing, Thank You!

Pinellas County Parks Department assigned this issue to City of St. Pete

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Please note that this condition is no longer present. I suspect that the workers at the adjacent construction site cleaned it up. But this request has raised a more troubling issue. When I first submitted the issue to the City of St Pete (request ID 13414711), the City closed it out saying it was a county issue and that I had to resubmit it to the county. It was frustrating enough that the City couldn’t (wouldn’t?) refer it to the county, but now that I’ve submitted a new request to the county, the county is saying that it is a city issue. Please escalate this to a supervisor so that this confusion does not occur with future requests.