Case Date:

6/12/2020

Greetings. Could someone please cut back the vegetation at the southwest corner of where 11th st. intercepts Fairview. It has blocked visibility from both directions and is causing a safety issue. There is also signage that is being hidden. Thank you kindly! Addendom: I am a pedestrian not a motorist. It has become unsafe for pedestrians at an intersection that is already dangerous due to motorists speeding from three directions. Thank you.

Case Date:

3/22/2021

Several months ago a vehicle drove into and knocked down a light pole on the opposite corner. Due to that, there have been metal cables coiled up on the corner of 11th and Fairview. Now they have fallen into the right of way of the sidewalk. This is dangerous and I respectfully ask that it be fixed. Thank you.

Case Date:

2/7/2022

As of Monday morning at 8:30 am, no attempt has been made to clear snow from the sidewalks at and around the Indiana Railroad bridge over 11th street. In particular, there is a large snowbank blocking the southwest corner of 11th and Fairview (south of the bridge). This is not the only uncleared sidewalk in this area. However, I respectfully request that this location be made a priority for enforcement because (a) this is a well used pedestrian route, (b) this is a known dangerous intersection, (c) the property owner (Indiana Railroad) has a history of being slow to respond.

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2/18/2022

The speed limit sign on the east side of Fairview has been spray painted.

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3/17/2025

UNEVEN SIDE WALK, CLIENT FELL AND CRACKED OPEN HER HEAD

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1/13/2014

Bags of trash accumulating on roof at 708 N Washington St

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1/13/2015

Trash left on naboring lawn

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2/3/2016

Dunn between 11th and Cottage Grove. (Van in front is Postal Service... Don't ticket them :-)

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3/1/2018

Street light in front of my home is malfunctioning. Goes off and on at random times. Definitely is not on at night. Number on the light is 15 , located in front of 802 Rosewood Dr W .

Case Date:

4/15/2014

At the sharp curve where W. Wylie St. makes an almost 90-degree turn towards 1st Street - a cluster of deep potholes, one quite large in diameter and several smaller-diameter; because together they span almost the entire roadway, they are impossible to avoid and are a real hazard for residents and thru-traffic alike.