Neighborhood Services Quick Reference

Recommendations on What to Do About a Neighborhood Problem


If possible, first talk to your neighbor or property owner and ask for their cooperation. Then - if your "Good Neighbor" effort fails, call the City and:
  • Give the exact location of the problem (street address and house number, nearest cross street).
  • Give specific description of the problem.
  • Give your name, address, and telephone number.
  • Identify the specific problem or nuisance.
  1. Who do I contact for information about Auto Dismantling?
  2. Where can I store Campers, RV’s, Boats and Trailers?
  3. Where can I park cars or trucks?
  4. Who is responsible for Street Trees?
  5. What do I need to know about fences?
  6. How does Vegetation Management reduce wildfires?
  7. Is there a limit on garage/yard sales?
  8. What is the Residential Parking Permit Program?
  9. What do I need to know about basketball hoops on streets or sidewalks?
  10. How do I report Street Lighting, Traffic Signals and Traffic Signs?
  11. Who is responsible for sidewalk maintenance?
  12. How can I report Trash Dumping?
  13. How do I report Junk Accumulation?
  14. How do I report illegal storm drain dumping?
  15. What is the purpose of the Industrial Waste Discharge Permit?
  16. How do I report Water Theft?
  17. Why does a home business need a Home Occupation Permit?
  18. Who do I contact for animal control?
  19. Who do I call about dead animals in the public right-of-way?
  20. How can I report loud parties?
  21. What can I do about Solicitors?
  22. How can I report a Neighborhood Crime?
  23. What is Neighborhood Watch?
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