Case Date:

8/4/2022

This has been going on all day with pedestrians having to avoid the public library

Case Date:

8/4/2022

The tree-lined edge of this property's parking lot is a well-known syringe drop/pickup spot. We have witnessed several syringes appear in a pile, then mysteriously disappear within hours. Most recently a bicycle was dropped in the weeds, then removed the next day. Transients sometimes use it as a public restroom. Trash has been accruing in this strip of overgrowth and blows out into the alley. As well, the overgrowth of weeds, vines and saplings encroach upon the alley, making it difficult to traverse by vehicle. Finally, vines are choking out the line of trees that occupy this strip. This is the least frustrating issue, but an issue nonetheless. All of the overgrowth and vines should be cleaned up so it cannot be used as a hiding spot, dumping ground, public restroom.

Case Date:

8/4/2022

Homeless man was pulling NO PARKING signs and throwing them around.

Case Date:

8/3/2022

The raised section of road under the b-line bridge is so sharp and rough it sets off the collision detection in my car at the speed limit. It needs to be graded and resurfaced

Case Date:

8/3/2022

Neighbor leaving trash bins out by road every day, same as the person in 1321 N. Kinser Pike

Case Date:

8/3/2022

There is a small sandy-colored dog tied to a post in People's Park that looks undernourished/neglected.

Case Date:

8/3/2022

Half of the 8 light fixtures across the two light poles at Switchyard Skatepark are out and have been for quite some time.

Case Date:

8/3/2022

The path between my street and BHSN is dark and overgrown, creating a hazard for the kids who use it. It is located between 3401 and 3361 N Valleyview Dr.

Case Date:

8/2/2022

Car and truck drivers regularly speed down 12th Street between Walnut and Indiana, and do so at all hours. Now, in addition to that they have been racing up Lincoln Street between 10th and 12th, likely to avoid the traffic lights at 10th/Walnut and the new one at 11th/Walnut. Fully half of the speeding vehicles have "Dominoes" pizza signs on the roof. Why did the City allow a junkfood delivery service to be situated where they could race through a residential neighborhood? Is there a way to prevent the delivery drivers from using 12th Street and Lincoln unless they have actual deliveries in the neighborhood? Or at least slow them down a bit. It seems like a Stop sign at 11th/Lincoln would help on that street, and two Stop signs on 12th (at Lincoln and either Washington or Grant) would make it safer. PLEASE do something about this. It can only get worse if/when "The Standard" is ever done and occupied. It will be a nightmare unless the City is proactive and puts up Stop signs where they are warranted. (And the arguement that "No one stops at Stop signs" used by the traffic board in the past is specious. If true, why then are there any stop signs put up anywhere?

Case Date:

8/2/2022

Renters left pile of debris by street