Case Date:

4/14/2020

New tiny home set up on 2409 S Rogers Street. Apparent rental income for existing homeowners. Code? How does homestead factor in?

Case Date:

4/14/2020

Trash in front yard has persisted for years, including broken down cars.

Case Date:

4/14/2020

Three of my coworkers and I go to work at 6am and we get stuck waiting for the left arrow turn light on Patterson and 2nd to turn green. It takes almost 2 minutes before it will turn green.

Case Date:

4/14/2020

Testing

Case Date:

4/13/2020

There are too many houses owned by too few people that some of us who don't want to be rent slaves can't buy our own places. Please disallow house hoarding.

Case Date:

4/13/2020

The pedestrian crossing sign is missing from the B-Line and 4th St. intersection.

Case Date:

4/13/2020

Last summer I saw some bag worms on a bush. Those are the ones that normally kill trees and bushes. The bush is still there so I'm guessing they might have an opportunity to spread. The bush I saw them on was the first bush just west of Rogers on the B-Line where it crosses by the junkyard.

Case Date:

4/13/2020

Google directions tells drivers to turn left onto "W. 14th St." from Monroe Ave. when coming to my house but there is no sign that says "W. 14th St." The sign actually says "Summit." I myself have gotten mildly lost before I knew the area. Can you please add a sign to that signpost that says "W. 14th St.", please? Or update Google maps?

Case Date:

4/13/2020

There is a homeless camp located between Old SR 37 and North Walnut, just north of 45. The entrance is on Old 37 as you head down into Lower Cascades Park. I witnessed multiple individuals entering the area on Saturday afternoon. With a social distancing guidelines in place, it seems like an encampment is a disaster waiting to happen.

Case Date:

4/13/2020

Hi, please reopen the basketball hoopa at Building & Trades Park. I understand it is a small thing, and closing the hoops is done in the interest of public health, however basketball is something that can be done individually, or among persons sharing quarantine, with no risk of contamination of shared surfaces (as would be the case at the playgrounds for example). Seeing as outdoor activity was declared essential, it makes more sense to determine unsafe groupings that to preemptively punish responsible citizens trying to engage in recreation safely. Thanks for your consideration.