Case Date:

9/8/2026

The owner of 412 S High St has shrubs planted along the Hunter Avenue side of their property. These shrubs extend all the way to High Street, and they are so tall that it impossible to see if there is southbound traffic approaching on High Street when attempting to pull out of Hunter and on to High Street when driving a sedan. Surely, these shrubs are too high--and perhaps too close to High Street, too. TL;DR: huge shrubs in the southeast corner of the property are obstructing line of sight and making it dangerous to turn onto High from Hunter.

Case Date:

9/8/2026

For the 604 S. Swain Street property, their bushes are preventing line of sight to the east-bound traffic coming from the intersection of Second Street and Eagleson.

Case Date:

9/8/2026

Sidewalk / path on west side of Walnut avout 100ft north of 19th st is missing part of the asphalt. seems like someone did utility work and forgot to replace the sidewalk. thanks!

Case Date:

9/6/2026

Fiber box open at the park. Not sure who to report this to

Case Date:

9/6/2026

They have not mowed the grass the intersection of Rogers and That road all summer, the grass is so high you almost have to pull out into the street to see if there is traffic approaching.

Case Date:

9/6/2026

Coming from Iron Pit the vegetation and length of grass on the phone poll and near the clear creek trail on the right hand side hinders the sight line for people using the trail crossing. They do not mow all the way to the trail head/crossing and vegetation on the poll is large and obstructive.

Case Date:

9/5/2026

A contractor was doing some utilities work along Rogers and they left a bunch of plastic trash and debris on the south side of Ralston between Milton and Rogers. There are screws and broken glass in this area as well.

Case Date:

9/4/2026

ATTN: Engineering Dept. For years, trees and bushes on city R/W have impeded Prospect Street adjoining the property (west of S. Madison St). Beacon GIS will confirm that the overgrowth is in the R/W. The street department at times has cut back the overgrowth. The planning department has indicated that there are invasive plants at this location. Trees hang down and touch vehicles when not trimmed. The problem has continued to get worse over the past several years. Not only is the overgrowth unmanageable, it is unsightly, detracting from neighborhood property values. Director Hanson, HAND suggested I make this UReport to the engineering department. [email protected] Please rectify this problem so that it is not an on-going issue. Feel free to contact me if needed. Thank you.

Case Date:

9/4/2026

There are wires hanging down across the Palmer Greenway. The tree is on the property at 412 E Wylie - but the wires are over the public space. Please go look.

Case Date:

9/4/2026

These cars park here everyday, right next to the no parking sign. There is residential street parking available on the other side of the street that they could be using. It causes traffic problems when cars are parked on both sides of the street.