All items are still present on this report. LA doesn't seem to care that these items are fire hazards for random troublemakers with nothing better to do but set things ablaze and it's just plain ugly to see neighborhoods like this in disrepair.

Grace, it sounds like your issue is best addressed by the City's Bureau of Street Services (BSS). If you don't get resolution here, or through the City's 3-1-1 Ambassadors, you can call or e-mail BSS directly. Here'e a link...

http://bss.lacity.org/request.htm

The location in question is within City Council District 13. If all else fails, their office is happy to work on your behalf for resolution:

http://cd13.lacity.org

Best wishes,

Brian Humphrey
Firefighter/Specialist
Public Service Officer
Los Angeles Fire Department

Thank you Brian, but I can't call 311 for every piece of furniture I see. I do call 311 but furniture is everywhere in this neighborhood and the average wait time for 311 seems to be around 10 minutes. It's awareness that's key here. I don't think anyone in this neighborhood thinks to even call because they don't know it exists. The couch IS gone as of yesterday but the remaining trash on this report is still there. Just today I passed three couches, four Christmas trees and a desk. I can only do so much.

Hang in there Grace. All of us who love this City appreciate the little things that (admittedly too few) people do to keep things right. -Brian

Trash appears to be gone on all corners. Thanks to anyone who removed it.