Two non-native/invasive trees are planted in the right of way in front of my house. They are a HAZARD! They drop large branches daily, and are right above the parking spots for this block. PLEASE REMOVE TREES. I do not want to pick up your limbs or accrue any more damage to my car from these trees.
It looks like someone uprooted one of the newly planted trees on the 300 E Kirkwood block in front the Library.
City tree obstructing sidewalk
Overgrown yard
Hi~ We manage the property at 729 E. Hunter. A tenant complained about a tree that is dead dropping branches on their car. I contacted the management company for the building next door and they believe it might be on City property. Could you look and let us know ?
Just watched one of the newly planted trees on Kirkwood lean and eventually fall over. Didn't see anyone messing with it, so I'm not sure what happened, but the new baby tree is now on the ground. Second tree from the corner of Kirkwood/Grant, on the north side of Kirkwood.
Wheel brike non tote at this location
Bin in creek
I’ve seen several houses in Renwick along Cargill that have republic containers for trash. Why are they in the city?
An out of town friend of ours was on Kirkwood last night. He had come to spend the weekend with his daughter, a graduating senior at IU. He saw that there was an incident brewing and approached officers, who he states were only on the periphery of Kirkwood. He asked them to enter into Kirkwood as the situation was getting out of control. He, a white man, was told if he felt uncomfortable around black people that he should leave. The police, rather than protecting the thousands of students, of all races and nationalities, chose to stand around until gun violence escalated. I hope that you are all deeply ashamed of your lack of concern for the city's residents. IU students, faculty and staff contribute untold monies to the coffers of the city and I hope that you will be able to come up with some sensible policies to protect IU students so they can celebrate the race and all that they bring to the city.