Richelle Jacobs, Friends of Sausal Creek

Just across the street from 1393 El Centro, Oakland 94602 is the trailhead into Dimond Canyon. Friends of Sausal Creek volunteers pulled trash from the creek and its banks on Sunday, March 17, and left it in the (already overflowing) trash receptacles at the trailhead.

Tires, easy chair, box of miscellany dumped on Webster Street, just below 34th Street. Garbage strewn along sidewalk.

A few hundred feet south of the driveway into the golf course, at the trash can which is near the entrance to the Bridgeview Trailhead, volunteers for Friends of Sausal Creek placed a bed spring (cot size), satellite dish, large piece of a car engine, bags of rocks, boards from a broken fence, etc -- all hauled out from near the creek.

Immediately across the street from the driveway into the golf course on Monterey Blvd is a No Dumping sign. And just under the sign: a mound of dumped material, including a mattress!

Just across the street from 1393 El Centro, next to the Sausal Creek sign, there are several bags of trimmings. Volunteers cut back invasives in the Canyon. All these bags are "Green Bin worthy". Thank you for disposing of these bags in an environmentally friendly way.

Just ACROSS THE STREET from 1393 El Centro is the trailhead into Dimond Canyon. Volunteers working with Friends of Sausal Creek did a clean up of the creek on 12/9/18. The garbage collected and the scooter have been placed near the trash receptacle at the trailhead for city removal. Thank you.

A few hundred yards to the left of the golf course driveway is the trailhead into Dimond Canyon (Bridgeview Trail.) Volunteers for Friends of Sausal Creek hauled out debris and garbage dumped near the creek, including a cot box spring, a car engine part, a satellite dish, wood fence slats, bricks. We left everything near the garbage can at the entrance of the trail for pick up by the city.

At Palos Colorados trailhead at end of Joaquin Miller Court, public trash can overflowing with food debris and garbage.

At Wellington Street entrance into Dimond Park, many bags of garbage, collected by volunteers on Creek to Bay Day.

Pile of dumped debris located on El Centro a few dozen yards away from trailhead into Dimond Canyon.

Across the street from the trailhead into Dimond Canyon on El Centro, there are 6 large black heavy duty garbage bags filled with I don't know what. These bags are nestled into the foliage just a few feet to the right of the narrow trail on El Centro that leads to the play area in Dimond Park.

A Friends of Sausal Creek volunteer crew removed several bags of garbage from the creek and its banks. These bags now sit next to the garbage container located at the entrance to Dimond Canyon trail at El Centro.

A bunch of stuff was dumped by the side of the road next to the trailhead leading into Dimond Park (not canyon side, but park side -- southeastern side.)

This is not an emergency, but a tree has fallen over the upper Canon Trail in Dimond Park, between the Old Canon trailhead and the Leimert Bridge. A walker can still access the trail, but this tree needs Park Maintenance attention.

Can over-filled with debris, including pillow, etc.