Case Date:

12/10/2024

A male yellow lab with a black collar has been wondering around frequently in the neighborhood around the intersection of S Walnut and E Hillside. I personally spotted him on 11/28/24. I tried to approach him but was not successful. He showed ABSOLUTELY NO signs of aggression, but would not let me get close to him. He was running in and out of the street. I posted him to the Lost & Found Pets page on Facebook and received many comments that he is out like this frequently. I have also seen many posts on the page about sightings for this dog since my original post. I can only attach one image, so I’ve chosen some comments from my post about someone else’s sightings. I wish I could provide the owner’s address, but I do not know it. I am not sure if there is much you can do in this situation, but just wanted to report it since it has been happening so frequently.

Case Date:

12/13/2024

My husband does donation pickups as part of his job, today he went to this particular house. He called me after he was back at work quite upset. He told me a woman named Agatha lives here and has a dozen or more cats in individual cages, saying they don't like to come out because they are shy. He also said they did not have litter boxes and the whole house smelled of urine.

Case Date:

11/26/2024

Observed today at 1030 hrs. Eastbound vehicle making a U turn after the Overhill traffic island to turn onto Overhill. Traffic was not heavy but this could have impacted 3 lanes of traffic. FYI.

Case Date:

12/17/2024

There are several camps across the street from our house and now liter is literally all over the place there is one directly behind these three run down abandoned houses that we see them not only introveniously and smoking out of glass pipes but they argue in the middle of the night people are always burning trash as well so it really stinks a lot of the time and people are now coming into our yard looking around and we actually had to put a fence up becaue of all this

Case Date:

12/19/2024

You all need to do something about the homeless camp north of RCA Park. There are vicious dogs and open fires all the time. You all just going to let them burn down all the wooded areas. Why is this okay? You all know about this and do nothing until someone gets hurt or property and woods are destroyed. This is NEGLIGENCE on the part of the city.

Case Date:

12/20/2024

Trash cans, recycling bin left out for days and loose bag’s and cardboard box’s of trash on sidewalk, see photo

Case Date:

11/4/2024

The fiber optic company is at it again. I was In Indy all day and come to a blocked street with the fiber optic company striking a water main in the middle of Fess Avenue. Not only did they dig up my yard without notification and it still remains dirt covered WITH NO grass seed, I came home tonight after being in Indy ALL day to finding my driveway inaccessible with 4-5 city trucks, trailers and workers fixing a WATER MAIN break caused by the gigabit folks trying to install fiber optic UNDER the street and hitting a water main line. Who in the city hired and who manages these people??!! Enough is enough!

Case Date:

11/6/2024

822 S Fess again. The gigabit people are at it again. End of driveway and into neighbor. Left a hole and trash, plastic debris and empty water bottle. Just abandoned with a hole by neighbors tree at end of drive way. Please get these people under control. So they have left this as if they started digging, changed their mind and left. Then they dug up my front yard and then on Monday, a water main rupture from their digging. ALL other installation has been down the alley WHERE the power lines run. Please respond. Issue #3.

Case Date:

12/19/2024

Black Miata idles for 30 minutes a day--every single day in the morning and in the evening. Often parks in handicap space in the evening.

Case Date:

12/21/2024

DEAD Possum (3 or 4 days now) on grass between the multi-use pathway and High Street between Arden and Queens Way. Thursday when first reported it was in High St (quite large), Friday when next reported it had been moved by the buzzards to partly on the pathway. Today someone has used a long stick (if you are looking to finally pick it up, you will see it next to the long stick) to move it away from where the children view it as they walk to school. Is there nothing in the City's ordinances to speed up having dead animals picked up? This seems like a health hazard and it quite loathsome to see.