Various "Couch on Porch" reports from over a month ago continue to be a problem. Examples: 205138 (317 E. 7th) 205133 (713 N. Lincoln) 205132 (509 N. Lincoln) 205131 (417 N. Lincoln) 205129 (213 N. Grant) 205128 (420 E. 6th) Should a uReport case be filed for each of these addresses, or will this one suffice?
Abandoned truck and there are used needles on the lot from the homeless. We will get it cleaned up but will the city reimburse us??
Poison ivy next to the court where the balls roll all the time. We went through four balls because we have to switch balls every time we hit the poison. Ivy in an hour and 15 minutes. We've had one player get it so bad they had to go on prednisone. Please weed it.
Graffiti on dumpster and trespassing
Pothole on southbound rockport, near pinehurst dr
More uncapped needles on the playground. Trash everywhere. Restrooms a mess with needles. Please do something! More patrols, anything. It's getting out of hand, and making the neighborhood feel unsafe.
For City Council members to review: Per City when describing work experience, “Generally, internships, seasonal jobs, and temporary part-time (TPT) positions with the City -as well as internships and volunteer work outside the City- are not included”. How is that ethical or correct in any capacity? Paid labor whether seasonal or part time is just that - labor, work, experience. This notion clearly shows bias towards those with the privilege and advantage of not having to work part time to attain degrees, certifications, etc. in order to finally attain a full time role. How is one supposed to gain experience if the means of getting experience - internship, part time, or otherwise- is not counted as such? This seems like a very biased internal policy decision and means of discounting experience for employees accross the board. This should be highlighted and inquired about in the upcoming council meeting, regardless of outcome for the legislation to be read (no one wants to hold back employees even further).
Couch on porch
What the issue is that why would one of your staff be driving in a service vehicle and road raging like a maniac? The license plate number is 91485. Just being very impatient and unnecessary plus driving too fast and speeding out of a parking lot at a bank and at a street corner to cut off other motorists! This happened at about 830am on 9/18/25.
There is a large and active hornets' nest in the juniper tree where the Bryan Park walking trail converges with the Henderson St. sidewalk. The nest is on the east side of the tree and is partially hidden by the branches.