Case Date:

9/2/2026

Beer pong table in front yard

Case Date:

7/26/2026

They have limbs and overgrowth hanging on our property line when my brother was mowing our yard got smacked in the face and got a mark on his face from this we've asked the neighbors to resolve this with refusal

Case Date:

8/18/2026

The alley way to access our apartment from henderson street needs a lot of gravel. The ravine is so deep it has scuffed our cars and we are very concerned about popping our tires. Our apartment manager says this is a city issue and refuses to help. The other entry way to our apartment is most of the time blocked by parked cars making this entrance off henderson our only access to our home. This is very dangerous. Please fix this as soon as possible

Case Date:

9/4/2026

Could you please send a street cleaner for some gravel washout at 11th and Indiana? There is a good size patch on the road and curb ramp. Thanks!

Case Date:

11/1/2025

New Renters using grassy public park as parking lot, Well beyond 723 w Allen st. properly line

Case Date:

8/27/2026

Good morning, I submitted a previous report about the condition of our street and was told that we are on a tentative list for repaving but that pothole repair would be done in the meantime. Nothing has been done. Our street is crumbling at the edges, has multiple potholes in a few places and has terrible ruts and bumps at the corner of Wylie Farm Rd and Azalea Ln. There is also a street sign that is nearly knocked over and the the medians are crumbling in some places. Neighbors have taken to weeding and mulching some of the medians on their own dime since no one at the city seems to claim responsibility for them. I understand funds are tight and resources are limited though I would appreciate some attention be paid to the neighborhoods of our community. Thank you, Heather

Case Date:

3/25/2026

Recurring flooding is affecting yards and driveways in our neighborhood, with water reaching depths up to a few feet during heavy rain events. This occurs several times per year and has resulted in property damage, including several vehicles in the neighborhood. Two culverts carry water beneath the roadway at this location. Based on observed conditions, the culverts appear to be insufficient to handle stormwater during frequent events, creating a backwater effect that causes water to pond in residential areas upstream. Previous inquiries have indicated this may be attributed to the area’s flood zone designation. However, the frequency and severity of flooding suggest this exceeds typical floodplain conditions and may indicate inadequate drainage capacity. Requesting a formal evaluation of the culvert system and overall drainage, including assessment of capacity and consideration of potential improvements.

Case Date:

9/4/2026

Beer pong table in yard. Party house.

Case Date:

8/17/2026

The side walk on the north end of our property continues to sink, resulting in standing water that discourages use & causes build up of trash & mud & causes a tripping hazard. There is a public drain of some nature in the same area just east of the area that floods. In order for the water not to stand it’s necessary for us to cut a small ditch through the area between the side walk & street for it to drain. When we asked for inspection of it in the past we were told our flower beds were too high. The flower beds are on the same level as surrounding grass & we have not built them up over the years, only planting perennials beneath pines that were there when we purchased the home 8 years ago. There are Callery pear trees in the birm are of the sidewalk which I know are famous for causing destruction around wet areas. Is it possible these trees are the problem? Please look, once again, to see if “fresh eyes” might determine further investigation to be warranted. Thanks for your help albeit likely far in the future with all of the flood destruction you need to attend to urgently. Be careful & take good care.

Case Date:

8/12/2025

Every time it rains our street floods severely and then backs up onto the sidewalks and coats them in a thick layer of mud. It’s a combination of heavy storms that the storm drain on the corner of 12th and Walnut cannot keep up with and a residual problem caused by the fiberware that was installed last year. Ever since they dug up the corner of 12th and Walnut the ground is nothing but mud and has been slowly taking over the sidewalk. It is unsafe to walk on as it is incredibly slippery and is at least an inch thick.