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Please stop defecating in the park. Thank you.
ReplyDeletesort of laughable given how govt has given up on the park
ReplyDeleteHow can any of us take this absurd sign seriously when the park is now only cleaned once a week? Many parts of Tompkins now reek of urine because there are no working toilets along with some of the migrants relieving themselves. Not so great with the warmer months coming up.
ReplyDeleteThis sign is stupid as they know they are doing an awful job.
ReplyDeleteMaybe they need data and the squeakiest wheel will get some funding? Worth a try. Let’s call!
ReplyDeleteI was going to say something about wasting money on this sign, but it seems to be generic and applicable to all parks. So, perhaps the Parks Dept is going to prioritize complaints according to the number of responses. This is incentive to send feedback.
ReplyDeleteJust try calling 311; you'll be plunged into voicemail hell and be put on hold for hours…however, I love to use the 311 app on my phone and use it often—particularly now that I have a next-door neighbor that's literally up until 5 AM with his loud music. Has no idea there's anything wrong with this.
ReplyDeleteSo I'm saying: text early and text often!