Fuller Park · 2026-03
Fuller Park permit value drops 80% despite new Metro by T-Mobile
Permit value in Fuller Park fell from $1.3 million to $266,000, a drop of almost 80%. The neighborhood issued five permits, down from ten. Three businesses opened: a Metro by T-Mobile, a retail spot called seafood junction, and peddler Don D Mandley. Crime climbed 44%, with 49 incidents reported versus 34 the month before. Violent crime rose from 13 to 17. Service requests dropped a third, though 38 of them involved tree trimming—a category the city's no longer accepting. One food establishment failed inspection.
By the numbers
| Building permits | 5 |
|---|---|
| Declared construction value | $266,000 |
| New business licenses | 3 |
| Business closings (proxy) | 0 |
| 311 service requests | 179 |
| Reported crimes | 49 |
| Violent crimes | 17 |
| Failed food inspections | 1 |
New businesses
- DON D MANDLEY (Peddler License)
- seafood junction (Retail Food Establishment)
- METRO BY T-MOBILE (Limited Business License)
Top permit types
- PERMIT – EXPRESS PERMIT PROGRAM — 2
- PERMIT - RENOVATION/ALTERATION — 2
- PERMIT - WRECKING/DEMOLITION — 1
Top 311 request types
- Tree Trim Request (NO LONGER BEING ACCEPTED) — 38
- Traffic Signal Out Complaint — 16
- Pothole in Street Complaint — 16
- Graffiti Removal Request — 13
- Sewer Cleaning Inspection Request — 8