Another picture of the same area after some of the trash was picked up...one week apart.

Who is responsible for this property? Are we waiting for the squatters to burn down the building or will we take proactive steps??

We were led to believe that the Post Office needed to close immediately in order to begin construction of yet another urgently needed commuter parking lot. Months have have gone by with no visible construction beginning, and little effort made to secure and maintain the abandoned building. If this large, neglected building, in the heart of downtown - on the direct walking route from the ferry to the "arts & entertainment" district - were privately owned, this would be a local scandal, and source of regular discussion in City Council. Instead, while one city department allows continuing dilapidation, other city departments are required to clean up after it. Someone needs to take responsibility, and -- yes, a dirty word in City Hall -- the blame!

Thank you for reporting! Public Works has an illegal dumping team whose sole job is to respond to illegal dumping reports throughout the City. On average this team removes 1,200 pounds of trash from public property every day. We strive to respond to all reports in a timely fashion. If you see someone dumping illegally please report the incident to the Vallejo Police Department.

From my understanding the 2016-2017 budget has a item "Also included is $100,000 to begin revising plans for Phase B of the Vallejo Parking Garage – Central Waterfront." But no solid plans for the post office as of yet.

Code Enforcement Division assigned this issue to Vince M., Grounds Section

Thanks for reporting! Our staff responsible for removing, sorting, and dumping all illegal dumping in Vallejo has picked up the illegal dumping reported at this location. If you have any questions or concerns regarding this issue, please call the Grounds Supervisor at 707-648-4581. Thanks again for using SeeClickFix!