The fire department dispatched a crew to the area and they did not detect any unusual odors.

Marcus, please appreciate how these toxic fumes blow on the wind. The smell can be overwhelming and then gone ten minutes later.

Simply stating someone went out to check and detected nothing is incredibly dismissive of the initial report. Residents have been reporting these toxic fumes for years, so someone needs to take the problem seriously.

Thank you Michael. You are exactly correct. We are being repeatedly dismissed. Is it time for citizen action as we are are not getting anything but lip service from the city?

Good morning, I assure that we are not being dismissive. The fire department has forwarded this issue to the City Attorney's Office, and we contacted EPD as recently as last week.

Thanks Marcus. Not sure what the city attorney has to do with this as I have been reporting these fumes for months if not years to no avail. When will action be taken?

By not taking action on the complaints from East Point residents over many years, the city is being dismissive. If that is not the city's intention, it is impossible to tell from a resident perspective.

Taking action to correct the problem is what we need from the city. Anything less is negligent and dismissive.

Fumes again. Why does the city not log these complaints & send them to PPG?

I am not closing this as it is an ongoing problem.

Extremely strong, choking fumes from PPG

Good morning, I apologize that no one was available to response to this request; however, if it is before 8am or after 5pm Monday through Friday and after 5pm on Friday until 8am Monday there is no one available to respond. Therefore, you will have to call the non-emergency number at 404-761-2177, if it is an emergency, dial 911.

Please advise how citizens may escalate this health hazard issue to an entity that will really do something about this beside waste the time of EPFD.

I am not sure if I have that answer however you can reach out to the EPA/EPD.

Thank you!