The bushes growing on the east side of the Best Buy parking lot are obstructing the line of site on S. Williamsburg Dr., adjacent to Aldi's. Please advise if this is private property, I will contact owner. Thank you
Turn lanes to turn left to Johnson Avenue and Culver's need to be cleaned out. This is leading to dangerous conditions of being in the middle or blocking the left lane of traffic.
Thick layer of ice covering entire sidewalk and alley right next to Spudshack. Very hazardous for a serious fall risk as this is a commonly used sidewalk and right next to concrete steps. Appears to be no salt or sand being used. Unsure why ice is so bad in this area from the alley.
There is a fence haphazardly blocking an alley with a large pole that I hit my car on
There is a fence haphazardly blocking an alley with a large pole that I hit my car on
Snow piled up in front of left turn lane so there is no visibility. Traffic turning left onto 69 North from eastbound lanes of the 45 Bypass cannot see oncoming traffic, creating a hazard
Property owners at 820 S Eagleson NEVER remove the snow from their sidewalk along East Maxwell Lane, forcing pedestrians into the street when it snows.
Apparently the city let Indiana University have a permit to set off fireworks after 11:00 p.m. and a bunch of people around here were thinking it was gunfire because who in their right mind would think oh that's just fireworks in January. It was very irresponsible for the city to allow this, and it set off a chain reaction of people letting off fireworks all over town. Don't be surprised when it is real gunfire and nobody calls.
The walk on W Kirkwood in front of the Hyatt Place hotel was not shoveled or treated throughout the last snow event. When I stopped in to enquire about this on Tuesday afternoon I was informed that it was a “city sidewalk” and the city’s responsibility.
I live at 1811 S Montclair Ave and the house next to me on Queens Way is under renovation, but there's nobody currently live there. Their AC unit is loudly clicking and I'm concerned that it could overheat and cause a fire. I called the non-emergency police number last night, but it's still clicking today. Unsure how to proceed since I don't have a contact number for the house.