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Thanks for reporting! This issue is not under the jurisdiction of the City of Vallejo and should be addressed by California Northern Railroad. We have forwarded your issue to them for handling. You may follow up with them by contacting their general manager, Jake Harrison, at jdharrison@gwrr.com. Thanks again for using SeeClickFix!

You people down at the COV amaze me. Why cant you contact the CNR and work with them on a solution to the problems that arise up on their tracks. Their tracks may run through Vallejo but we still have to look at it as it is in the city limits. Pawn it off on them , so simple, and so lame! The COV cant even keep up their own tracks. Wont even recognize them as their tracks have the time. It seems putting the responsibility off on some one else is such an easy task for the COV.

This city does not want to spend one penny that they don’t have to. Seeking “Voluntary compliance“ from property owners and that old stump speech is not working when the owner does not reply.

Half the time not have the time, whoops!

Now there is about 150 feet of graffiti on the fence and another tent.

Code Enforcement Division assigned this issue to Christina E., Community Services Section (CSS)

The question here is, how do you think CNR is equipped to handle this issue? The answer is, CNR has no obligation or ability to handle homeless. So, when COV passes the buck to them CNR will do nothing.

Actually CNR has to call Vallejo Police Department to evict (remove trespassers), so we have to play this game of one extra step before doing something.

Thank you for reporting! The Police Department's Community Service Section (CSS) has opened a case for this issue. CSS has one part-time and three full-time employees who are responsible for addressing all quality of life concerns, supporting Neighborhood Watch groups, and working with the Neighborhood Law Program and Code Enforcement to address distressed and dangerous properties. We work hard to investigate each report in a timely manner, and will investigate this report as soon as we possibly can. Please keep in mind there is a lengthy process to remove illegal encampments. If you have any questions, please call our office at (707) 553-7218.

If you witness any suspicious or criminal activity that requires an immediate response, please call 9-1-1.

I totally agree with Arnold. The tracks may be theirs but thats as far as it goes. They dont have an office here, they dont have people working here, they dont have a stake in Vallejo. They just have railroad tracks that run through the city , which they seldom use . Not that it gives them a pass on their upkeep. The city needs to work out some type of deal where as they maintain anything running through Vallejo and bill accordingly for their service, Same apply's to the state, which owns sonoma blvd and totally neglects it, because, in my opinion , its VALLEJO!!!!!!!!!!!!! Roads surrounding Napa, Benicia, Sonoma , dont have this problem with Cal-trans. This state is famous for the blame game! No accountability!

Cleaned up

Thanks for fixing this request!

I hate to say this, but there is a new encampment there. It sprung up the day the other was removed. There is also an encampment half way down the tracks as well, in front of the concrete wall (access from Dishong St)