That sink needs to be thrown thru his windshield.

Call the police-he can't put stuff in the street

Police non-emergency line is 727-893-7780

You don't have to tell them your name if you don't want to.

I walk my dog everyday down the allies of 22nd Ave. N and 21st Ave. N. Code Compliances are being broken everyday. I see abandoned cars, tractors and a van that isn't tagged and registered. Constant dumping of furniture that NO ONE EVER CALLS TO HAVE PICKED UP. The utility companies have left piles of dirt, large holes, and flags. They left the allies in such poor shape after they dug them up. I can't park my car on 22nd Ave. N. so I'm forced to use the alley entrance. Everday I drive down my alley is feels like a ghetto! We live on the edge of St. Paul's and Greater Woodlawn which are nice neighborhoods but there seems to be a few residents that are trashy literally.

Don't complain about it call codes, city, utility company and sanitation dept. I know people in our neighborhood take a active roll in keeping Crescent Heights in pretty good shape.

I have called all departments and use this app to report issues on a weekly basis. The city has a responsibility as well. It's also turned into a part time job calling and posting. Time I would rather spend doing something else. Residents have a responsibility as well. I don't enjoy calling and reporting neighbors.

Thank you for reporting this issue to us via SeeClickFix St. Pete. We have forwarded the details you have provided to the City's Sanitation department so that they may investigate and take any necessary action. We appreciate your help! Sincerely, Mayor's Action Center

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