This intersection has a lot of accidents that occur. It could be because the lights aren’t green for long, but they’ll be red for a long time. Maybe the yellow light timing is too short. I know INDOT controls this area, but hopefully a nearby resident’s concerns could help expedite a solution.
This house is listed for rent for $1500 a month. The house is uninhabitable. The roof leaks, there is mold throughout, there is an open well/water pit underneath an unstable outbuilding with bad flooring, you can see outside from inside throughout the entire place, boards are falling off in several places. The environmental health was on site and said it needs a new septic system by June 2, 2025. The landlord knows this and put it up for rent the very next day. There are plenty of videos and photos of what is going on with the property.
There is no sidewalk that connects the bypass to campus streets. Almost daily there are people walking in the roadway on 17th Street between the Bypass and David Baker.
I'm not sure who's responsible for this bank of lights on a high pole near the railroad underpass on East 10th St. Could it be shielded so that it lights whatever needs to be lit without being such an eyesore? It's very glaring, and the bulbs face outward (sideways) rather than downward.
This trail is still covered in ice and inaccessible for walking or biking.
Homeless camps on City property East of S Park st. West S Huntington
Homeless camps on City property East of S Park st. West S Huntington
Large pothole on eastbound side of 17th St, before Linglebach
This address has a fenced in dog yard. Since the dogs have been removed the weeds have grown over five feet tall and cover the entire front yard.
Front yard of this house was never seeded for a lawn after the house was built. The current owner has never mowed the property and it's now grown up with huge weeds. This is not one of those yards planted to create a natural area of native plants. Nothing at all has been done here except to let weeds grow.