There is a couple living in this camper, you can even see the cable connecting power to the house right next to ours, not sure of address. The owner of the home it’s parked in front of has no idea what’s happening or if they are going to be there for an extended period of time.
The red maple in the tree lawn in front of my house, 824 W 8th St, has a relative large lower branch that has died and is likely to fall into the street, maybe on a car. Also, the tree is unhealthy with bark that is splitting and other branches dying. (Sister trees directly across 8th St were removed by the city this year.) Thanks.
Need to trim tree in front of business. Blocking signage and entrance.
For the past three nights, someone is burning what smells like trash in the neighborhood. Definitely not woodsmoke. This morning at 3AM the smoke was so bad we had to close our windows. Would it be possible to have someone drive through or should I call dispatch when I smell it?
Excessive trash and furniture dumped at front and rear of prpoerty
Ground washed away from under the street - hole extends about a foot.
Stop sign obscured by overgrown foliage.
Excessive Growth. Cannot walk down the sidewalk
The covers on the rain drains make a terrible racket, I appreciate the fact that they are secure and will not pop off but the racket in the middle of night is too much! I think a foam pad under the grate would work. Much appreciated!!
I'm not sure if this is the proper way to report this, but there is a very dangerous crosswalk where I've almost been hit multiple times and I have seen the same thing with other pedestrians. The problem is when crossing from the NE corner of 10th and Walnut to the NW corner. The problems result from the fact that 1) the crosswalk is obscured from view for drivers on 10th coming from the East and 2) the stop line for those drivers is back from the intersection to allow for trucking turning E on 10th from Walnut. The result is that pedestrians start to cross on the walk signal but the drivers turning right from 10th have a bit of speed by the time they can even see anyone in the crosswalk and frequently can't stop in time when they come upon a walker. The only real safe way to navigate that crosswalk as a pedestrian is to just not use the actual crosswalk (eg. stay way to the left almost in the lane of traffic so you are even seen). If you try crossing there at 5pm any day of the week, you will immediately see what I'm talking about. ;) I'm not sure what the solution is but I just know it is very dangerous. At a bare minimum, I would suggest removing the bush at the NE corner to increase visibility but even then the layout of that corner is dangerous so perhaps someone can take a look and see if anything can be done? Thanks! --Rob