The parking garage at Saukonlaituri in Jätkäsaari, Helsinki, has been the site of four tragic incidents resulting in deaths since last summer, raising serious concerns about its safety. Despite the alarming number of fatalities—considered high given Finland’s statistics on falls from heights—no substantial safety improvements have been implemented at the location. The recent wave of incidents includes fatalities of two teenage girls last summer, a fatality in November, and the most recent death occurring just a week ago. Local residents are increasingly frustrated and have taken to action, demanding immediate measures from the city to enhance safety at the parking garage. Many community members have expressed their distress, some having witnessed these tragic falls from their own homes, which have a direct view of the garage's roof. In response to the ongoing threats to public safety, residents have prepared a petition that has garnered over 200 signatures in just under a week, urging authorities to prioritize the issue and ensure effective safety measures are established. The situation highlights not only the urgent need for improved safety standards within public structures but also reveals a troubling lack of accountability as both the city and the managing company seem to be shifting responsibility onto one another. The continuing fatalities emphasize the dire implications for public safety and the importance of decisive action, as community members rally to ensure their safety and prevent further tragedies at this location.