Location of your Problem: High & Hillside Details: Pavement markings worn down and hardly visible at intersection of High and Hillside, especially the words ONLY, and the arrows. Contact Info Name: Stella Hooker-Haase Email: altfluit@yahoo.com Telephone: 333-7006
Trash in the back yard of property at 121 W. Green Tree Lane by shed. Can be seen from Allen Street.
Street lights staying on during the day 300-500 blk of N Lincoln St.
Trash at property, see email attachments
Mr. Thickstun has experienced excessive overgrowth at the Winslow Sports Complex as well as large cracks in the tennis courts.
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?
Street lights out at East 14th & N Park. Also numerous lights out along N Dunn Street where the new apartment was just put in. Mention three decorative lights out on corner of N Fee & E 17th Street.
This person has complained about the line of sight issue along Highland between 1st and East Maxwell Lane. He walks along these streets and states that the cars park to close to the sidewalk in the parking lots and the bushes are overgrown. Would like this issue addressed.
The property on the S/W corner of Woodlawn and 1st Street has over grown bushes that encroach on to the sidewalk on Woodlawn causing pedestrians to walk in the street. The yard is pretty over grown too.
At 1500 S. High, just South of Hillside, a storm culvert is blocked and needs to be cleaned off.