There is a City bench that is secured to the concrete, and someone has put their belongings underneath it, put a blue tarp over it, and tied it down. It has been there for two weeks now, and it is across from Chocolate Moose on the corner of Smith and Walnut.
There's a new encampment with a couple of tents between the Rail Trail and Clear Creek.
Driving North on Walnut Street from the 45/46 bypass to the I69 entrance ramp. There is a lot of trash and debris on both sides of the street. Especially bad between 45/46 bypass to the stop light at N Old IN 37. Also in the area are a lot of dead tree debris and brush. Can this area please get picked up? Thank you
Unshielded lights on East side of building left on 24/7 Light element in lights are visible at property line Light trespass UDO violations Glare, Shielding Chapter 20.04.090
On the northeast corner of 17th and Kinser Pike, looks like there's a pretty good patch of poison hemlock growing. Since its a noxious weed, I figured I'd report it!
There is an encampment that is not continuously used. It was occupied in the spring of 2024 before the removal of the encampments and the bush hogging of the vegetation to increase sight lines along the B line. Then it became active again during the winter, but now it looks unoccupied again. It seems to be active on and off because the debris and the structure that forms a shelter still remains. Can the encampment be removed to prevent future occupancy of this area?
There are homeless people living in makeshift structures in the backyard of this property. There is trash everywhere. There are vehicles everywhere. This needed to be addressed immediately. I don't know if the home is abandoned or what is going on. You can see all of this from the b line trail.
Throughout the winter and currently, this uninhabited property has had unhoused people utilizing the garage in the back yard. People wander the alley and wander in the yard on a regular basis. The home also never had the sidewalks cleared from snow causing hazardous conditions for those of us who walk. Thank you. Near West Side Neighbors
When I'm driving northbound on S Harrell Rd, I find it dangerous to turn left at this intersection. Specifically, the view to the right (east on Rhorer Rd.) is short due to a hill nearby. Traffic is supposed to be going 35 mph, but I believe that often traffic is moving faster than that, which gives too little time to determine if it's safe to make the left turn to proceed westbound on Rhorer. I know of at least one accident at this intersection in the past year. I nearly had one yesterday because I was starting to accelerate quickly to make the lefthand turn safely after a westbound car passed me (due to the short view to the east) but that car didn't have its blinker on, and it unexpectedly turned left in front of me when I was starting to move, and I had to brake to avoid hitting it. All in all, that left turn is dangerous in my opinion.
Street light is out at the intersection of Weymouth and Plymouth Court.