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The Banyan tree at Round Lake Park is being used for storage of transients’ belongings and cardboard box “mattresses.” Assuming from the smell, they’re using it as a restroom as well. I’ve noticed an increase in people under the influence during the morning hours, too.
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Q. Park name or location?
A. Round Lake Park
A. Round Lake Park
3 تعليقs
تم إقراره Customer Support (تم التحقق رسميا)
This report has been forwarded to the Office of Veteran, Social & Homeless Services - information may be found on this page of the StPete.org website:
http://www.stpete.org/community/homelessness/
We work closely with various City departments and local social service providers to address issues faced by our homeless population, and we also work with neighborhood associations to address the concerns they have, as well. Our Police Department has a Street Outreach Team that actively canvasses areas where the activities of the homeless are noticed, and they will continue doing so to ensure the safety of all citizens. Please immediately report any criminal activity or safety concerns to the SPPD directly by calling 727-893-7780 if not an emergency, or 911 if an emergency. Thank you.
Veteran, Social and Homeless Services (مستخدم مسجل)
Thank you for reporting this. I have asked our homeless street outreach team to go by this location to offer their assistance to anyone they find in need of help. I've also referred this matter to our Parks department staff. Thank you again for reporting this to us.
Theresa Jones. Manager
Veterans, Homeless, and Social Services
مغلق Customer Support (تم التحقق رسميا)
Follow-up reminder from Homeless & Social Services: please continue to report homelessness issues directly to the St. Petersburg Police Department’s Street Outreach Team – their Police Assisting the Homeless (PATH) non-emergency voicemail can be reached at 727-551-3783. Additional details may be found here:
http://www.stpete.org/community/homelessness/street_outreach_team.php
As always, any illegal activity should be reported directly to the SPPD by calling 727-893-7780 (for non-emergencies) or 911 (for emergencies.)