Like to report animal abuse know someone who lives in limestone crossing apartments at 544 s basswood Dr apt a Mikey Clemans does not take out his 2dogs on walks he lets them pee and poop inside and that's not sanitary I'd like to have the dogs removed he can't even take care of himself he doesn't need dogs u can call me 812-348-9285
Like to report animal abuse know someone who lives in limestone crossing apartments at 544 s basswood Dr apt a Mikey Clemans does not take out his 2dogs on walks he lets them pee and poop inside and that's not sanitary I'd like to have the dogs removed he can't even take care of himself he doesn't need dogs u can call me 812-345-9285
This morning while driving to school we noticed that the sign post holding the street signs for Loroy Ave and S Village drive was down in a neighbor’s yard. It looks like someone may have hit the sign post. Just wanted to report that in hopes that it can be fixed. Thank you.
Potholes on Dunn between turn off of Atwater and intersection of Smith
Street light at the NW corner of Indiana Ave. & Kirkwood Avenue is out-not working. Very dark with backed-up (one-lane) traffic and many pedestrians (8pm Mon., Sept. 23, 2024).
Mounds of trash all over the ground. Skunks digging through it.
Fiberoptic cable company made holes in roadway which were then improperly filled in. This is a hazard to pedestrians and cyclists. This is on the corner of Madison and Allen but there are many more around town in areas that company has been through
Fiberoptic cable company made holes in roadway which were then improperly filled in. This is a hazard to pedestrians and cyclists. This is on the corner of Madison and Allen but there are many more around town in areas that company has been through
Large pile of trash left by fiber optic cable company. This company has done nothing but cause problems
Fiber contractors did not tunnel deep enough when they crossed the B-Line (what a surprise!). In the section of the trail between 1st and Dodds there is now a sort of "speed bump" spanning the width of the trail pavement from where they crossed from one side to the other.