City of Oakland Public Works Department referred this issue to CODE ENFORCEMENT, service request # 529930.Please contact that department to follow-up, see “Other Helpful Links” at:
http://www2.oaklandnet.com/Government/o/PWA/Connect/ReportaProblem/index.htm#Links.

Here are some important City of Oakland contact points:

Abandoned Autos: (510) 777-8622 (abandoned vehicles on the public street after 3 days)

Animal Control (510) 535-5602 (live animals); (510) 535-4888 (dead animals)

Code Enforcement: (510) 238-3381 (blighted private properties, deteriorated buildings, inoperable vehicles on private property)

Drug Hotline: (510) 238-3784 (tips); (510) 777-3211 (in progress)

Parking Citations (800) 500-6484 (parking citation assistance center, pay or appeal a citation); (510) 238-3099 (enforcement)

Prostitution Hotline: (510) 238-2373 (tips); (510) 777-3211 (in progress)

Thank you.

"Code Enforcement," the burial ground for citizen concerns.

Just so everyone can see the spectacular progress "Code Enforcement" has been making.

Shouldn't the real estate office take the responsibility for this?

Well, "Code Enforcement," you're keeping close tabs on this one!

There magically indifferent. Maybe if they made them piece worker where they only get paid for the work they do some thing might get done.

They apparently get paid for having "received this issue" and then again when they have "addressed" it (which appears to mean noting what street it's on).

Would you like another look, PWD?

Will there be a one year anniversary celebration, PWD? "Code Enforcement?"

How about actually doing something for a change, PWD?

They did what they were required to do they passed it on to Code Enforcement. Start passing this whole thread to the major and your city council person. Let them know there needs to a some house cleaning in code enforcement.

There needs to be some enforcement in City of Oakland Code Enforcement.

We realize it's only a little more than a year, PWD, but you could at least fake being interested.

How ' bout an update, PWD?

Will anybody ever take responsibility for this?

It's been almost two years.

This appears to be an eternal issue.

More than two years now. "Code Enforcement" must be something out of a fairy tale.

Just think of Code Enforcement as the elephant graveyard of municipal agencies and it will all begin to make sense.

Maybe if there's an art collective electronic dance party, "Code Enforcement" will send someone out?

The roof graffiti is gone, and a cleanup/remodel of the building appears to be beginning.

Thanks for fixing this issue!