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And folks riding Amtrak see this, not good Antioch. Antioch city officials need to get off there butts and do something about this and other similar situations.

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I called APD tonight about 6 people on the Lynn House property ... shopping carts and trash everywhere!

Amtrak is an asset to our city. So is the Lynne House Gallery. Why are we allowing this mess?

This is ludicrous!

Thank you for submitting this request (#17-001902). It has been addressed and is now closed. Thank you for helping to keep Antioch a great City.

I was there at Amtrak last Thurs. I believe it's the same homeless people and they have a big dog that barks at people passing by, he is on a lease though. They also have a small dog, Chihuahua?, unleashed and it barks and chases people.