Case Date:

1/26/2024

Trash and abandoned car on street

Case Date:

1/26/2024

Trash in on both the 6th St side and the Elm street frontage

Case Date:

1/26/2024

Trash all over, particularly back yard, visible from alley

Case Date:

1/26/2024

The street light directly outside our house has been out for a few days.

Case Date:

1/26/2024

Large potholes developing around the roundabout between Rogers and Winslow, and up both sides of the hills

Case Date:

1/26/2024

Potholes on S Walnut in front of Chase Bank

Case Date:

1/26/2024

Property owner dug a huge pit in the front yard and then just partially covered it with thin plywood leaving a portion of the pit exposed and a large, unsightly pile of dirt next to it. People or animals could easily fall into the pit and be trapped or hurt. Please ask owner to stop dragging down the neighborhood and finish any jobs he starts so that others are not put in danger.

Case Date:

1/26/2024

There is a "Republic" dumpster in the parking lot on the east side of this building that has a drain hole on the side that is missing a plug. Rats routinely enter and exit the drain hole of the dumpster and are running all over the parking lot at night. Can the City force the trash people to keep dumpsters in a reasonable condition so that they do not attract and sustain vermin? Note: leaving poison outside does nothing and only serves to harm other animals. Best to seal the dumpsters and keep the garbage contained.

Case Date:

1/26/2024

Ongoing construction project - workers have been leaving rubbish in a pile in front of the house for months.

Case Date:

1/26/2024

There is water constantly flowing out of the ground on the alley east of 213 E. Cottage Grove about 40 feet north of the street. The water is bubbling up and flowing south to the street then flowing east to Lincoln. When it was cold recently a glacier formed there that was dangerous to walk or drive on. It i now getting swampy there - still dangerous but in a different way. Both City Utilities and property owner were notified, but it is not clear if anyone has determined where the water is coming from. Good to check the meters in the area, e.g., 701 N. Lincoln, 700 N. Washington, 706 N. Washington for any unexpectedly high usage.