Two large trees on an easement behind my home were struck by lightning last year. One is dead and the other is dying. These pose a significant risk to people and property if they fall. Not sure who to contact. Any information would be helpful. Thanks. Jakob
The are multiple small but deep potholes in the turnaround portion of Cecelia circle
the earth here is covered with dead leaves, please clean it away.
There is a road construction sign that has been laying turned over in the grass for weeks at United Commerce Bank (on 3rd Street between College & Walnut) that needs to be stood up or removed. Thank you!
good afternoon: my name is Sandra Romo we owned a business in the city of Bloomington CA. located at 10055 Cedar Ave, Bloomington CA 92316. there is really big trees on the sidewalk blocking the view of our building to guests, our business is a Burger King and I would greatly appreciate if anyone could get back to me o this. You can reach me at 626-367-0897 anytime of the day. Thank you for your time
Hi. I'm writing as the vice-president of the Near Westside Neighborhood Association. At our meeting last night, we discussed the assault that took place on the B-Line April 7th. A question came up as to how often the section between Fairview and North Adams is patrolled. Most of us felt that we see officers more often in the sections to the east of Fairview. And now that there is no summer shelter, we're wondering how to ensure our safety when walking that part of the trail. Thaks for your help! Sophia Hauserman
What do the numbers on the light posts along the trail represent? Is it a distance?
I couldn't choose a location - this graffiti is in the alley behind 612 W. Kirkwood Ave. This property gets tagged frequently. I'm submitting 2 reports since I can only upload 1 photo. I have already cleaned this off of my fence since it does deter more acts if it is kept as clean as possible. This destruction of property needs to be taken more seriously in this town. It really looks horrible.
The intersection of Winslow Road and Allendale is unsafe. As a resident of Sherwood Oaks, weekly I witness people driving through the stop signs on Winslow Rd. or not obeying right of way. In addition, there is no safe way for pedestrians to cross Winslow from Allendale to the multi-use trail that is on the North side of Winslow (leading to the Winslow Sports Park and YMCA). This is a very wide intersection and it is not one that motorists easily see pedestrians because of the width. A flashing light, a pedestrian crossing sign, or pedestrian crossing painted stripes on the roadway would help. Sherwood Oaks and neighboring areas have many walkers who use the crossing and it is not safe to do so. In particular for children who cross the street to the park on foot or bike.
Light cycles on and off (for long periods of time)