Having more enforcement in high crime areas to help reduce it across the city is one that at-large council member Matt Carlucci agrees with.
Cumber said to curb those crimes — focusing on ones happening in areas surrounding San Marco that trickle in need to be addressed. To do this, Cumber said boards like the Public Nuisance Abatement Board need to be used more.
“Like drug dealing and stolen goods and sex trafficking and then there are children living there and instead of allowing them to continue to flourish,” Cumber said. “It will force the businesses to either make their businesses safer and not allow that to happen or be forced to sell.” “This is county-wide and we are all involved in it together and there’s no one magic solution to this issue,” Carlucci said. “And so reaching out beyond our borders is important…. 5:49 encompassing Duval County all 840 miles of it.”
Cumber said she believes the Abatement board will be used more in the coming future and that it will not only benefit San Marco but the whole city.
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