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open #213934

Blocked Sidewalk

519 W Dodds St

Case Date:
9/8/2026

another blocked sidewalk from overgrown flora

open #213933

Blocked Sidewalk

701 1/2 W Dodds ST

Case Date:
9/8/2026

sidewalk is 100% blocked by this overgrown shrub/bush/tree

open #213898

Blocked Sidewalk

Case Date:
9/8/2026

Sidewalk / path on west side of Walnut avout 100ft north of 19th st is missing part of the asphalt. seems like someone did utility work and forgot to replace the sidewalk. thanks!

open #213740

Blocked Sidewalk

921 S Washington ST

Case Date:
9/3/2026

Sidewalk on Allen side of the property is obstructed from the side and above by overgrown vegetation, from the alley toward (but not up to) Washington St.

open #213695

Blocked Sidewalk

2407 S Spicewood LN

Case Date:
9/1/2026

Excessive vegetation hindering walking on the sidewalk. The location is on Spicewood opposite Spicewood Ct.

open #213644

Blocked Sidewalk

1205 N Woodburn AVE

Case Date:
8/31/2026

open #213579

Blocked Sidewalk

3846 E Moores PIKE

Case Date:
8/29/2026

Sidewalk blocked by vegetation (tall decorative grass) . On the North side of E. moores, back of 3840 regents circle. Additionally the bushes on the corner around the utility boxes are overgrown

open #213578

Blocked Sidewalk

3709 E Moores PIKE

Case Date:
8/29/2026

Sidewalk blocked by vegetation (tall decorative grass) . On the North side of E. moores, back of 3873 regents court

open #213388

Blocked Sidewalk

Case Date:
8/24/2026

sidewalk on south side of 15th just west of woodburn (1015 N woodburn) is chronicly blocked with vegetation. if this is ever cleared off, please restore *full* width of sidewalk, because this has been growing on the sodewalk for a *long* time thanks!

open #213337

Blocked Sidewalk

302 S Walnut ST

Case Date:
8/22/2026

Transit benches and seating during off peak hours of operation when the building is closed and no staff or security is in sight in between bus arrivals and departures has led to blocked access to sidewalks and benches that correspond with the proper transfer to the city's hospitality and retail districts, but when contacting Transit, the lines were either closed or I was told to just contact 911. Contacting 911 when you're one of very few bus riders and most of the persons are invited to take up entire benches and sidewalks and alleys that are dark without any supervision or preventive action after previous reports and constant, daily calls from various individuals to emergency dispatch leaves me feeling that continuing to call 911 and sexual harassment being viewed as a civil matter is unsustainable for any one individual who's just trying to use the transit center for its intended purpose against multiple unknown daily rotating individuals and unknown issue to All City officials. My rational response is to report it as I fear that I will just keep being viewed as someone who is having a personal issue and reacting poorly to daily grooming and sexual harassment in what has become a legal grey area of daily surveillance of lone, predictable, public transit commuters, and especially women. Your hospitality staff is trained to be welcoming and not always reacts or response appropriately at 6:30 in the morning off the clock to unknown individuals in an unpredictable environment. This is a pressure cooker the city needs to pay close attention to instead of asking your Transit passengers who are dropping in numbers to act as individual issues between individuals. I don't want to have to go speak to a judge and take off work to use your sidewalks.