Case Date:

6/21/2026

Transient Camping: I heard someone talking in the trees while walking my dog this morning about 8:30 and noticed an occupied black and gray tent here. There is also something blue, maybe clothing, hanging from a nearby branch. It is not far into the tree line on the east side of the rail trail. The closest road is Church Lane (easily walkable from the parking lot), about 100 feet north of the pedestrian roundabout (west to Victor Pike, south to Church Lane, north to That Road) and maybe 50 feet north of the roundabout sign that sits north of the roundabout itself. I do not want transient camping to become a norm near the trail and would like them moved along.

Case Date:

6/21/2026

Numerous gas powered and EV motorbikes (not pedal assist) using trails and grounds of Olcott, Sherwood Oaks and Roger’s Family parks every day. PL97.17.

Case Date:

6/21/2026

Abandoned vehicle. Hasn’t moved in weeks.

Case Date:

6/20/2026

Pothole southbound lane

Case Date:

6/20/2026

715 West Dixie Street. Overgrown yard. Was reported by my next door neighbor, Liz Roberts, also. We filed a complaint last year but Mr. Arnold said it was natural growth. Please re visit this and take some action this time. Thank You.

Case Date:

6/20/2026

There are numerous patches of poison ivy on the south side of the Polly Grimshaw tail between Park Ridge Park and Pete Ellis Dr. The attached photo are just a few spots.

Case Date:

6/20/2026

Homeless in a tent with camp setup

Case Date:

6/20/2026

A group of children were riding motorized bikes recklessly on the trail. They were coming very close to people walking and other children riding bikes. They were also doing wheelies and barely maintaining control of their motorized vehicles. I thought motorcycles weren't allowed on our trial systems in town?

Case Date:

6/20/2026

I saw people waiting at Bryan park pool they never updated their hotline at 3pm if pool still closed due maintenance issues finally they come out tell us Bryan park pool be closed for day

Case Date:

6/20/2026

The hefty parking situation next to/behind 2400 S Rogers continues to be an issue most weekends and many weeknights. This particular guest vehicle parks on the unimproved area next to 2400’s garage for more than 24 hours at a time, and they almost always block the alley with the back corner of their vehicle. This causes other cars to have to drive partially on the roots of an old growth tree on the neighboring property. The license plate is AD3250. I love to see neighbors enjoying community by inviting guests over, and I would love for them to continue having a good time. If they could park legally along the street without blocking street access, alley access, or mailboxes, there would be no issues. Please help others who access their homes through the alley to get home safely & help us keep the trees healthy.