Case Date:

2/14/2024

Light pole fallen over and exposed wires

Case Date:

2/14/2024

Aggressive dog

Case Date:

2/14/2024

I watch people walk by my house all day and worry about cars who constantly cut the corner. Today I heard a man yelling at a jogger to run on the sidewalk, but there isn't one. There is much more foot traffic in this neighborhood with the b line trail having a path right onto Bryan Street. I wouldn't mind a sidewalk going around my house

Case Date:

2/14/2024

There is pothole on eastbound Allen St east of S Larkspur Ln.

Case Date:

2/14/2024

Streetlight nearest to 703 is dark.

Case Date:

2/14/2024

There are on average 6-7 cars parked in the grass and drive. There are piles of trash surrounding the trashcans in the front. They've made a DIY fence made of baby gates, random fences and items they've found. From what I understand they do not rent, but are possibly past an eviction notice. It's possible there is no running water so where are all these people going to the bathroom or water? There are dogs on the property. How are they getting water? The building is falling apart. The city needs to step in and help the owner with this situation. There have been multiple reports on this property, animal control has been at the property regularly.

Case Date:

2/14/2024

tim i let you know there rough road sign to twin lake place

Case Date:

2/14/2024

On the west side of S. Washington St. just south of E. Dixie St there is a brick apartment building. On the lawn of this building is a mostly decomposed animal with white skull showing and ribs poking up in the air. The address number I can see on the side of the building is 908. Please remove this debris. Thank you.

Case Date:

2/14/2024

Across the street from Regency Court on S. Henderson St. is a tree built into the middle of a wooden fence. At the foot of the tree is a dead squirrel. Would you please remove the squirrel? Otherwise my dog will try to eat it when we walk by there again. Thank you.

Case Date:

2/14/2024

App-only paid street parking (without a meter option) is a problematic equity issue for people who wish to park downtown. People who do not have a smart phone or a credit card are more likely to be from lower-income households. Providing meter options that accept coins is a relatively simple and traditional solution. How will the City address this equity issue in a timely manner?