Case Date:

5/20/2025

Overgrown weeds impeding sidewalk access

Case Date:

6/11/2025

Large amount of trash at 211 E. 2nd St. on the east side of the property in the front

Case Date:

6/12/2025

Street pavement is degrading where it meets sidewalk. I filed a ureport three weeks ago (#202766) and was told it would be patched soon. Other potholes on this block were patched soon after, but this problem area was not addressed and may have been missed.

Case Date:

6/12/2025

Large pothole in the middle of 614 S Fess St, also very poor street repair in same area

Case Date:

6/11/2025

Pot hole in the intersection at Hawthorne and Sheridan

Case Date:

6/11/2025

Please do so to reduce the city deer population. They destroyed my plantings again as they always do. Hundreds of $ at Mays Greenhouse wasted. It’s ridiculous. It’s constant and unrelenting. Maybe they will attack a child or something to gain your attention!!’

Case Date:

5/19/2025

Hi, Every year our block has 1-3 fawns born and the mother deer are protective for about 3 weeks, and especially aggressive towards dogs. At the very end of the birth cycle last spring 2024, the city put a couple signs up to warn the dog walkers off our block. That would be wonderful to have again this year - our first 2025 fawn must’ve been born today in the backyard of mine (808) or my neighbor’s (810) backyard on S Fess. If we could please have 2 signs for the next month or so to post out front at the ends of the block, that would be very helpful. Some folks know the drill and move back quickly and others take less effective approaches that endanger themselves and their dogs. Thanks! MaryAnn

Case Date:

5/21/2025

dead raccoon

Case Date:

6/16/2025

A large and growing area of crumbling asphalt on the northwest corner of E. Maxwell Lane and Manor Dr. could use some repair. The road surface at this intersection is generally in need of repair. Storm water flow seems to be the primary culprit as storm water flows downhill south on Nanor Dr.

Case Date:

6/11/2021

The stormwater drainage ditch (also known as "Sheridan Creek") near the intersection of Sheridan and Karen continues to erode with chunks of asphalt going into stormwater drains. This was looked at a couple of years ago with a decision of "careful watching." It seems like it is now time to re-pave the culvert or put in a drainage pipe, consistent with what is at both ends of this ditch.