closed #202756
Parks & Playgrounds
Upper Cascades Pk
- Case Date:
- 5/17/2025
There a syringe on the playground at upper cascade park
There a syringe on the playground at upper cascade park
We were at Upper Cascades Park with our daughter, and we saw a syringe on the playground.
Please remove these two dead trees in the neighborhood The Stands, it's near Oakmont Dr. and Rolling Oak Dr. intersection, and please also treat the other three trees on the site with disease.Thanks!
Regarding Cascades Golf Course: Spraying herbicides on a windy day like today is irresponsible, a threat to public health, and a waste of chemicals.
The ‘mother tree’ of Bradford Pears is at the end of Thatcher Court near our driveway. Can the city remove this highly invasive tree that is located in the right of way?
A large branch from a sweet gum tree in the right of way hangs over our yard and is dangerously close to our house. I contacted you last year and the message was that the limb would be trimmed but this never happened. Could you please take care of this problem? Thanks!
It really would be great if the City would do something about the shape of the aging ballfields at Winslow such that an afternoon storm on one day doesn’t affect two or more days’ worth of baseball games – it seems to have gotten progressively worse over the last few years. As a local business owner, I would be extremely frustrated to sponsor these facilities when a little rain keeps the fields from being playable.
It was recently brought to my attention that the city landscaping is contracted vs performed by city employees. I believe the scope of their work did not get communicated properly. There is a strip of grass from Hopsctoch coffee to the Grimes St overpass which is not currently being mowed. Some of the residents have been mowing it on their own, but not all have. I understand this is the city's responsibility. Some of the grass is much higher than the city allows. Please send someone to remedy the problem. It's not just an eyesore but may bring unwanted critters as well. Thank you
there is a sidewalk that runs from the park to South wexley road. there are actually two sidewalks and the one I'm talking about is 100 yards south of the intersection of East Rock Creek drive and South wexley road. this sidewalk runs from South wexley road to the park and softball fields that are south of the South side YMCA. this sidewalk has four spots where the concrete sections have subsided creating a two to three inch trip hazard. there are four places in the sidewalk where this happens. two of them are marked with faded red paint but the two other ones aren't marked at all. a person walking or jogging can easily not spot them. I myself have tripped twice once I stubbed the heck out of my toe. I've seen similar situations where the protruding concrete section has been ground down to eliminate the two to three inches that are sticking up. I wanted to report it because I think it's a pretty unsafe situation because you do see joggers including some old people using it and it could easily trip them they could break a hip or something if you need more information my number is 812-391-0134
Two park benches on the B-Line between Dodds and 1st Street are overturned.