Bob Brown 812-350-5117 Resident stated that there is a Mighty Tough Envirusac full of a toxic looking substance located at 1010 Sherbrook Drive in the greenway between the sidewalk and the street. It has been there approximately 2 weeks.
Homeowner Karin Chestnut states that we cut a tree down that was in the tree plot at her location 2 1/2 years ago. The wood was never picked up. She states that she has attempted multiple times to have this removed. It is now blocking access for the Xfinity company to bury her cable line. She would like someone from the city to come and remove the wood.
Large tree limb that came down a while ago was place at the edge of the road with the large pointed limbs facing oncoming traffic. I thought the City would come back and finish the cleanup because now it is a hazard if a vehicle hits the limbs the vehicle and the occupants made be impaled by the limb.
A gentleman called in and was very angry that the debris and illicit items have not been picked up at Hillinghams on S. Walnut. This debris and illicit material stretches to the school corporation building that is located there. He has contacted the Deputy Mayor and still nothing has been done. His phone number is 812-679-0514. No name was left with Makayla in the Mayor's Office. Called back and gave the email - wolfefamily9619@gmail.com
Dead decomposing squirrel under one-way sign. Just south of 544 S Lincoln St. Forgot to include image.
Dead decomposing squirrel under one-way sign. Just south of 544 S Lincoln St.
There is a disgusting amount of bird poop all over the sidewalks and it smells horrible, its all over the sidewalk when I am walking to any buildings near 3rd street for class. It is hard to avoid too because it is literally everywhere.
If turning right from east moores pike onto college mall (headed west to north) there's a large piece of sheet metal in the turn lane. Looks like it might be a sign leftover from construction.
Debris from an accident in the intersection. Per GIS this is just within city boundary
Syringe in the rose bushes at the steps to rose Hill cemetery from 3rd st