West Berkeley

For years, AT&T technicians have been leaving their debris behind at over 20 telecommunications terminals (the green boxes) in Berkeley, littering the public easements and the street gutters leading to the Bay. The Mayor, all City Council Members, the City Manager, and AT&T Corporate officials have been aware of this problem for the last 7 months but have failed in their efforts to stop it. Please join your neighbors by sending a clear signal to city hall that we will not tolerate this continued littering in our city. Please also join us on Facebook and Change.org by searching: STOP ATT LITTER

The bike lane lines on both sides of 9th St (east and westbound) have been basically worn away all the way from University all the way south to Bancroft. These lines could be re-striped or, better yet, marked with bicycle blvd stencils instead, to match the blocks to the north and south of this stretch.

A nearby construction or utility crew cut and paved over this recently painted sharrow, but neglected to replace it. Please send this crew back to complete the job correctly.

Shoppers, cars need to be diverted to turn right at sixth when headed east on Virginia. They sometimes are invited to go straight and continue on bike blvd.

Also, cement trucks and other huge trucks should not be allowed on Fourth with their noise and smoke.

Thank you!

Great deal of graffiti at the post office on San Pablo and Addison. Please forward to code enforcement or graffiti abatement team

Pedestrian Warning Domes missing from NW corner of University and San Pablo Avenues. I work with people that are visually impaired and this blended curb is difficult to impossible to detect using a cane without the domes. People using long white canes can walk out into the intersection without knowing!

tire and clothes on sidewalk

AT&T debris found in front of this book in the 1100 Block of Bancroft Way, just east of San Pablo. This is in Darryl Moore's District, who is aware that this is an ongoing problem in his district.

For years, AT&T technicians have been leaving their debris behind at over 20 telecommunications terminals (the green boxes) in Berkeley, littering the public easements and the street gutters leading to the Bay. The Mayor, all City Council Members, the City Manager, and AT&T Corporate officials have been aware of this problem for the last 7 months but have failed in their efforts to stop it. Please join your neighbors by sending a clear signal to city hall that we will not tolerate this continued littering in our city. This is Councilmember Linda Maio's district, lmaio@cityofberkeley.info, (510) 981-7110. Please contact her and voice your concern. Please also join us by visiting Facebook and Change.org and searching: STOP ATT LITTER

Here is more debris left by AT&T technicians. This is near Rosa Parks School. Unfortunately, you can only upload one photo, but there was debris on the other side too. Won't take much of a runoff to take this right to the Bay. This is Darryl Moore's District. He is aware this problem exists widespread in his district, but has failed to do anything about it. Is this the example we are setting for impressionable minds when we allow companies to leave their litter near schools, and we then expect our children to pick up after themselves? Call or e-mail Moore and tell him the city needs to take action against AT&T. (510) 981-7120 or dmoore@cityofberkeley.info.

Location: Cedar and 10th Street AT&T Terminal
For years, AT&T technicians have been leaving their debris behind at over 20 telecommunications terminals (the green boxes) in Berkeley, littering the public easements and the street gutters leading to the Bay. The Mayor, all City Council Members, the City Manager, and AT&T Corporate officials have been aware of this problem for the last 7 months but have failed in their efforts to stop it. Please join your neighbors by sending a clear signal to city hall that we will not tolerate this continued littering in our city. Please also join us by visiting Facebook and Change.org and searching: STOP ATT LITTER

Numerous potholes at the intersection of 4th and Bancroft Way.