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closed #179145

Street Lights

Case Date:
3/2/2022

The building light on the LEFT side of the North entrance to City Hall is on the fritz, the left side as you face the doors from Morton.

closed #177882

Street Lights

Case Date:
10/14/2021

Street lights out on West side of road on North College from West 17th Street to 911 N College by the bridge.

closed #176004

Trails

Case Date:
6/3/2021

Resident reported a tree down on Clear Creek path "just past little animal farm off Rockport Road."

closed #175001

Potholes, Other Street Repair

Case Date:
3/2/2021

High Street between Southdowns and Woodstock: there are several very large potholes (including one just north of the Woodstock intersection). I believe all are on the easternmost lane. Thank you!

closed #170921

Street Lights

Case Date:
11/8/2019

Street light out at S Forrester & David Dr

closed #170618

Business

Case Date:
10/4/2019

Concerned about stores leaving, like book stores, k-mart, sears. What are we doing to address this?

closed #168621

Debris Removal (Sand, General Street Debris)

Case Date:
5/22/2019

The sidewalk south of Taylor Ct along Olcott Blvd has about a 1" of sediment on it and needs cleared. There was some ponding occurring on the sidewalk but we shoveled a channel through the tree plot to release the water to the inlet in low point of the road.

closed #168043

Street Lights

Case Date:
4/9/2019

Street light making buzzing sound each night at 6:45. Extremely loud that they cannot stay outside. Email to spope6@ yahoo.com

closed #167947

Scooters, Bike-share and Related Issues

Case Date:
4/2/2019

Berniece Snyder in the Fire Department came to me on 4/1 to report a scooter in a tree. It was off Lincoln Street between 6th & 7th street.

closed #165019

Website & Web Services Feedback

Case Date:
7/2/2018

Some feedback for your web team: I find the city website generally to be clear, helpful, and easy to use. However, the lack of topic-specific contact information for city staff is frustrating. I don't like talking on the phone. I'd rather have things in writing. I would just like to know whom to email. But I have to guess. This--combined with weird, low-information job titles ("Rental Specialist 1," "Rental Specialist 2," "Program Manager"--those have no meaning to me as the customer of city services!) makes it frustrating to know whom to contact. Why not just make a directory that tells what important topics are in people's individual responsibilities and areas of expertise?