PUBLIC WORKS REPORT A RIGHT-OF-WAY CONCERN

PUBLIC WORKS REPORT A RIGHT-OF-WAY CONCERN

(Vision Issues (driving), Curbs, Parking Strips, Sidewalks)
Fircrest is proud of its reputation for being a great residential community. Occasionally, we receive concerns from residents related to our Fircrest Municipal code (FMC) enforcement issues. In those cases we conduct an inspection to see if a code has been violated and proceed per our policy guidelines. If you have a concern please complete this form to the best of your ability, the more information submitted the better chance we have at addressing your concern(s).

Contact Public Works with any questions or concerns regarding Right-of-Way concerns at (253) 564-8900 or you can also email PublicWorks@CityofFircrest.net

Concerns regarding private property, including fences, diveways and vegetation in yards need to be reported to the Planning & Building Department on our website and click on Nuisance or Code Concern.

Concerns regarding vehicles need to be reported to Public Safety:

Business Calls:
253-565-1198

Non-Emergency:
253-287-4455
Date

MonthDayYear
Date
Requester Name*

First NameLast Name
Requester's Email
example@example.com
Requester's Phone Number
Please enter a valid phone number.
Requester's Address

Street Address
LOCATION OF ISSUE / HAZARD
What is the Problem / Issue / Hazard you are Reporting?

Traffic Vision Issue (Trees, Overgrown Vegetation, Dirty/Broken Signs)Overgrown Sidewalk (ex. weeds, grass, flowers, bushes, etc)Low Hanging Tree Limbs (ex. effects walking on sidewalk, cars driving or parking on public streets)Dangerous Sidewalk (ex. Lifted, section(s) missing, tripping hazard)Street Light not WorkingGarbage/Recycling/Yard Waste Bins Left on StreetOther
DETAILED INFORMATION REGARDING ISSUE / HAZARD REPORTING*
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Complaints can be Anonymous

However, they can limit our ability to enforce alleged violations. If we have questions about an anonymous complaint but have no one to contact, we may not be able to process the complaint.
The complainant’s name and contact information are confidential and, if requested, will not be released unless the issue proceeds to litigation. See the above question about the disclosure of identifying information. Disclosure of a complainant’s name and contact information may be relevant in a court case. Therefore, the Court may order disclosure in a particular instance.
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