There is a Heartland Tower Solutions LLC work truck with trailer and excavator that parks between 3641 and 3637 Tamarron Drive every Friday and moves Monday morning. The City street should not be a place for them to store their equipment over the weekend.
Abandoned silver vehicle with 4 flat tires at this house on the Allen Street side of the home. Has not been moved in more than a year.
Unlicensed Camper parked on incline in backyard housing people. Many unknown men and one woman seen.
1814 Southdowns SUV parked across front lawn
A big, white delivery van parks here often. It leaks oil and has created an oil patch on the street out front.
About ten "Bird" scooters are parked on the street on Grant just north of 7th. There is no scooter corral at this location, and they are blocking a parking spot for cars.
Municipal plated trailer parked on unimproved surface by mill tech park. Has this been abandoned here?
For multiple months there has been an eye-searingly bright yellow box truck with phallic graffiti parked at this address. Are commercial vehicles allowed to park for extended periods of time in residential neighborhoods?
There is a downed tree ( a very large limb from a tree) and what appears to be an abandoned car at the deadend of Thornton and Troy Ct. The car has been there much longer than the downed tree limb. I am unsure if the tree is from private property or city owned property but has been down since the bad storm from the end of June....there is also a large section of fence that is down. If this is private property, I am unsure how to get ahold of the owners.
Hello: This Honda is parked nearly every evening, as well as over the weekend, on the 300 block of S Jackson. Photo attached Not sure where the person goes when they leave the car here, but they inevitably leave bags of garbage behind. This has been going on for about 6 weeks now and we are sick of cleaning up large amounts of trash. Perhaps one of the Neighborhood Resource Officers could come by and talk with her one evening? Thank you for your time- Prospect Hill resident