Caller to HAND reporting overgrown grass at two properties across the street from him and the next door neighbor. Said that they were never mowed last year so he did the mowing but no longer going to mow for them.
House was sold a couple of months ago. Huge, empty, uncared. Neighbors on street have no idea who purchased but assume it is a developer. Yard is now very overgrown; house has flapping broken siding high up that during storms we all think may fly off!
Grass is a 8 to 12 inches.
Trash in the middle of the street
Trash bin left out post 24 hour collections
(actual adderess is 1001 N Orris; trash piling up, attracting rats and other rodents
My trash was not collected this morning. (5-6-25) this is the second time it has happened it first happened on 4-22-25. My trash lid is closed and the waste is in bags. The can is always put right at the end of my drive (which ends on the road on Adams St). I just want to know why this is happening and what I can do to keep it from happening in the future. I pay to have the trash collected so I would rather not have to load it in my truck and pay again to have it disposed. Thank you.
People living in rental property, corner lot @ 3956 N Feerwood are not mowing side facing Ferwood CT or back yard. Its 3 feet high. I made a report about a week ago & you came out but nothing is done. Also not mowing Boulevard.
The railroad company has piled up a huge stack of railroad ties that smell *horrible*, like a mixture of gasoline and naphtha and creosote. It is chokingly noxious, maybe even an acute asphyxiation hazard. It is on the south side of the tracks, north of 12th Street right where Dunn Street ends. Does the City have jurisdiction over this? Can the railroad be asked to pile toxic products in places far away from residential areas? It can be smelled by residents in houses close by, and the stench wafts through the neighborhood at night.
Lawn hasn't been mowed fallen limbs especially bad in backyard