I totally agree. This issue should have been taken care of. This make the park look very Ghetto. If this is not taken care it's going to create a larger encampment. We definitely want to prevent this. That's why we will continue to request that this area free of encampment.

Hopefully the mess will be cleaned up tomorrow.

This park feels dangerous to walk in or take your child to. Not taking action on things like this will likely embolden gangs and drug dealers in the area. It’s scary.

Thank you for sharing your concerns via See Click Fix. We’ve forwarded this to our Homeless Outreach and Psychological Evaluation Team (HOPE Team), which specializes in helping our homeless neighbors. They responded on 6/27/22 and removed items that had been previously tagged. They also contacted the Parks department reference the BBQ that was left behind. They will continue to monitor this park and address any concerns reference homelessness.

Please note: See Click Fix isn’t monitored 24/7. In the future, if you see a homeless neighbor needing assistance, please contact us at our non-emergency phone number (951) 736-2330 option #3 to dispatch a HOPE Officer. If it is an emergency, instead call 911. Thank you once again for sharing your concerns with us via See Click Fix.

I saw the officer there today. Thank you. Glad it's finally cleaned up. Looks like there are quite a few of us who keep a close eye on the park. Thank you all for commenting, reporting, and caring enough to reclaim Promenade Park and area for the intended use.

It’s great to hear that they will continue to monitor the park, but the guy in the white truck who leaves his trash bags out all day in the back of his truck while sitting in it shirtless is still there and has been for a while — today he was back in the lot closer to Mary Helen. Random people often approach his car and he and they are looking around as they do it. Why? What are they afraid people will see? He is in one of the two Promenade park lots almost every day and it’s very scary to have this individual constantly staring at you when you pass by. having people loitering all day every day in a parking lot near residences is frightening. This is not the parent who is enjoying the playground with their kids or a person who comes to play softball, soccer, or tennis— this guy just sits in the back of his truck ALL DAY, almost every day, in a parking lot, often shirtless, with trash bags constantly out, staring at people as they walk by. I don’t see any legitimate reason for him to be sitting in a parking lot of a park all day. The parking lot is for parking your car only! I don’t want suspicious individuals near a children’s playground or near my home! I also don’t want pizza boxes, beer cans, trash bags, broken glass, and shopping carts constantly being thrown onto our streets and constantly having to report these violations because the city rarely cleans up this litter proactively.

AnonPark I could not have said it better myself. So many complaints about people loitering day in and day out and nothing can be done?? My neighbors are afraid to take their children to the park because of the men that hang out all day in the parking lot. How sad that an entire neighborhood's concerns are not being addressed.

I totally see agree with the above statements. They hang out in the parking lot. Early morning to late evening daily.Yes, it look very suspicious. I sure wish they would relocate. They all look suspicious. Public are hesitant to walk near there section.they feel uncomfortable. Sure wish something could be done about this.