Have the city planning and building department considered the impact of allowing vehicles to permanently park on the levee system that has been breached in the past?

Can the City Administration continue the work of the White Slough task force established in 1988, that developed the White Slough specific plan?

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Why can't we do something about their vehicles driving in the park(s), like ticket them? Being homeless shouldn't release you from obeying all laws. VPD can give tickets, so let's start calling 911 when you see a vehicle in one of our parks.

Last time I checked comments on see click fix from VPD….
…they have one officer assigned to issue parking tickets (a cadet).

But it’s going to be ok. Because city administrators are trying to provide safe parking for people experiencing homelessness.

“The Vallejo city council was asked asked to decide on a request from District 3 Councilmember Mina Loera-Diaz to agendize a future discussion about Vallejo providing safe parking locations for individuals who live in recreational vehicles and/or cars.”

Itinalaga ni Code Enforcement Division ang isyung ito kay Natalie P

COV says this is Caltrans but when you contact Caltrans they say it's COV based on an agreement. C'mon COV and Caltrans!

These jurisdictions need to work together to ensure that City of Vallejo is a safe and healthy community. This dereliction is repeated throughout the city. Enough already!

Repeating the same mistake over and over again and expecting different results is not good policy. FIX THIS

Natalie P. is an assistant to the city manager. Hired in August 2022. She has been tasked with developing and managing a comprehensive program to coordinate Vallejo’s response to serving the city’s unsheltered population.
What is she doing? Nothing assigned to her gets any kind of response or solution.

Exactly! If the government were to solve the problem that it has created, Natalie P. Would be out of a job.

With results like, White Slough… Did she earn a $100k salary & get a $3K bonus. Funds out of the Covid Relief Fund Manager Malone paid to COV managers and employees?

Why was the Covid money spent on COV employees and not towards those in need of relief?