- Can I adopt a street in Glen Cove?
- Is soliciting legal in Glen Cove?
- What do I do if I see someone dumping something illegally in Glen Cove?
- I found a shopping cart in my neighborhood. Who do I call?
- Can I pay my Vallejo water bill online?
- My neighbor's trees are blocking my view. Is there anything I can do?
- How can I start a neighborhood watch on my street?
- How do I know which development I live in?
- Who is responsible for cleaning the streets in Glen Cove?
- Do you have information on fire safety and prevention?
- What does the Vallejo Code Enforcement Division do?
- What is identity theft and how can I prevent it?
- Is fishing allowed along the Glen Cove waterfront?
- Who do I contact if I'm having a problem with a neighbor?
- Do you have information on how to prepare for an earthquake?

Can I adopt a street in Glen Cove?
Yes. The City of Vallejo Adopt a Street program allows groups and individuals to commit to cleaning a street or alley in Vallejo at least every three months for a period of one year. Signs with the names of the groups or individuals are posted on the adopted streets. If you're interested, please call Vallejo Code Enforcement at 707-648-4469.
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Is soliciting legal in Glen Cove?
Yes. However, door-to-door solicitors must be licensed through the City of Vallejo. Remember that you are under no obligation to purchase anything from a solicitor, and if you have concerns about a solicitation you've received or a Solicitor in your neighborhood, please call the Vallejo Police Department at 707-648-4321.
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What do I do if I see someone dumping something illegally in Glen Cove?
Call the police department immediately! Make sure you get as much information as possible about the person you saw dumping and the vehicle they were driving. If you see illegally dumped trash after the fact, you may call one of the following numbers to have it removed: Vallejo Illegal Dumping Hotline: 707-553-7214. Public Works (for debris on public property): 707-648-4556. Code Enforcement (for debris on private property): 707-649-4469. Fire Prevention (for debris in a vacant lot): 707-648-4564.
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I found a shopping cart in my neighborhood. Who do I call?
The store that owns the shopping cart is responsible for its removal, and the store phone number should be located somewhere on the cart. If you can't find any identification or contact information you might want to try calling the Glen Cove Safeway at 707-554-4467.
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Can I pay my Vallejo water bill online?
Yes. The link is https://www.eposasp.com/cityofvallejo/accountpayments/
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My neighbor's trees are blocking my view. Is there anything I can do?
Unfortunately there's no clear cut answer to this question at this time. There have been reports of neighbors who agree to trim their trees as well as reports of neighbors who refuse. There are also reports of neighbors beginning to take legal action against neighbors who refuse to trim their trees. If you're serious about maintaining your view and your own negotiations with your neighbor have failed, you might want to talk to an Attorney to review your options.
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How can I start a neighborhood watch on my street?
All the information you need to start a neighborhood watch program can be found by calling the Vallejo Police Department at 707-648-5262.
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How do I know which development I live in?
You can find your development listed by street name in our Development Directory.
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Who is responsible for cleaning the streets in Glen Cove?
Residents are responsible for keeping their streets free from litter, motor oil and debris. The city of Vallejo sweeps the streets of Glen Cove once each month. The street sweeping schedule (routes 15 through 19) varies by location, but each street is swept once during the last week of each month. Please make an effort to park your car in your garage or in your driveway the night before (or the day of) cleaning to help keep Glen Cove streets clean.
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Do you have information on fire safety and prevention?
Yes. Check out our page on fire safety.
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What does the Vallejo Code Enforcement Division do?
The Code Enforcement Division enforces the Vallejo Property Maintenance Ordinance, which was enacted to enhance the appearance and quality of properties in the City of Vallejo. They can be called for a variety of neighborhood issues. Read more about the Vallejo Property Maintenance Ordinance, including who to call.
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What is identity theft and how can I prevent it?
Identity theft is a serious crime, but one that can be relatively easy to prevent. Read more about identity theft.
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Is fishing allowed along the Glen Cove Waterfront?
Yes. The Glen Cove Waterfront Park, located at the end of Whitesides Drive, is open to the public. The CA Department of Fish and Game occasionally patrols the area, so be sure you have a current fishing license. You can find fishing license information by visiting the CA Department of Fish and Game Website.
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Who do I contact if I'm having a problem with a neighbor?
Who to contact depends on what kind of problems you're having. If it's a City code violation problem, you can contact the City Code Enforcement Division for assistance. You should also contact your Development Representative. If the problem is not something the City can address, you can contact your Development Representative for assistance.
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Do you have information about how to prepare for an earthquake?
Yes. Please see our earthquake preparedness page for links to earthquake preparedness resources.
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