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Vehicles that are Inoperable or Abandoned for Over 72 Hours on Public Property
Police Services Agency Abandoned Vehicle hotline
(510) 238-6030
1. Vehicles that have been abandoned for over 72 hours can be reported to the Police Service Agency to be towed. To report a vehicle abandoned on public property (streets or other public rights-of-way), call the Agency’s Abandoned Vehicle hotline at (510) 238-6030.
2. Leave a message describing the vehicle, vehicle location, and if possible, the license plate number.
3. The Police will respond within ten days, depending on the number of requests.
Removal of Inoperable Vehicles on Private Property
Police Services Agency Vehicle Abatement hotline
(510) 238-6040
1. To report a vehicle abandoned or inoperable on private property call the Police Service Agency’s Vehicle Abatement hotline, at (510) 238-6040.
2. Leave a message describing the vehicle and the vehicle location.
3. The Police will inspect the property and generate a warning letter to the citizen within five days, at which point the property owner has ten days to remove the vehicle (without extensions or appeals).
4. If the property owner does not respond or is not locatable, the City will initiate a legal process of notifying the property owner and registered owner of the vehicle (without extensions or appeals), which usually takes approximately six weeks.
Additional information at oakland.net
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animal control + shelter
Oakland Animal Shelter and Animal Control Field Services
1101 29th Ave.
Oakland, CA 94601
510-535-5602
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- Rescues stray, abandoned, abused, and unwanted animals
- Provides medical treatment for all animals housed in the Shelter
- Investigates animal cruelty and enforces laws related to the humane treatment of animals
- Manages rabies control and dog licensing programs
- Educates the public about animals
- Adopts spayed and neutered animals to loving homes
- Manages a lost-and-found program.
city of oakland
Plenty of guidance for all things related to Oakland, including listing of grant offerings from 2001 that expired in 2001. (Ah, yeah.) On a less catty note, it does have tons of useful information. website
hazardous waste
Oakland HHW Facility
2100 East 7th Street
Oakland, CA
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What you can drop off:
- Paint, stain, varnish, thinner and adhesives
- Auto products such as old fuel, motor oil, oil filters and batteries
- Household batteries, fluorescent bulbs, cleaners and sprays
- Garden products, including pesticides and fertilizers
- Home generated “sharps” waste in approved containers.
What you can’t drop off link.
Tip: Download and complete the waste delivery form pre-trip to save time.
Drop-Off Dates for the Oakland Facility
9 AM to 1 PM
2007 Dates
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oakland recycles
(510) 238-SAVE
Recycling@OaklandNet.com
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I found it is best to call, as their website lacks information.
public works
For these conditions, please call (510) 615-5566, 24 hours a day:
- Dumping (garbage/debris) that blocks the public right-of-way (vehicular or pedestrian traffic)
- Flooding
- Manholes overflowing, missing grates, missing manhole covers
- Sewage backup on public or private properties
- Sewer odor
- Slides (land, rock, or mud) that block the public right-of-way
- Stop signs that are knocked down
- Traffic signals that are broken
- Tree limbs that are broken or hanging, and are over the sidewalk or street
- Trees or limbs that have fallen and are blocking the travel portion of the roadway
- Trees that have fallen and involve power lines
More information at the Public Works website.
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vector control services
Investigations and consultations by requests for service from the public concerning pests, including but not limited to rats, bats, cockroaches, spiders, racoons, skunks, lice, mites, bees, wasps, bed bugs, ticks.
Alameda County Vector Control Services District
1131 Harbor Bay Parkway, Suite 166
Alameda, CA 94502
Phone: (510) 567-6800
Fax: (510) 337-9137
Email: EHVector1@acgov.org
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waste management
(510) 613-8700
csnorthbay@wm.com
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