A tree fell down blocking a part of the path in the trails by the twin lakes rec center. The tree is right by the entrance to the trails near the 2800 Kelli's Way building at the Bradford Ridge apartment complex. The tree has been down for a couple weeks now with nothing being done on it
A tree fell down blocking a part of the path in the trails by the twin lakes rec center. The tree is right by the entrance to the trails near the 2800 Kelli's Way building at the Bradford Ridge apartment complex. The tree has been down for a couple weeks now with nothing being done on it
I have notice a very disrespectful tend toward Kirkwood business owners, disabled, and City of Blooming citizens and guests. Shen there are events are held on Kirkwood it has taken the city and extra day to remove the Ballard posts. This extra day for each event wastes public good of being able to park and go to local businesses on Sunday. This also wasted the public free space that a lot of people use on Sunday to go to those businesses. Maybe the city administration and staff don’t care because they are using a city vehicle to go and shop or eat downtown with out paying the meters. I can see understand if their jobs directly relates to a project or direct issue. They are just not getting a free space but they are keeping a paying person either by feeding the meter or a ticket and going to visit a local business. I digress also with the extra day of keeping the street all of the parking spaces are going to waste. Only the business and citizens are feeling the inconvenience of this change in policy. Maybe the city should give an additional day of free parking on areas closed after an event so maybe the city will share in the inconvenience of not opening the street up asap.
Dead fawn adjacent to the sand volley ball courts along the path at Bryan Park at Henderson St
Needle next to the bump out on Allen St. 25ft from the intersection at Henderson and Allen
Needle next to the bump out on Allen St. 25ft from the intersection at Henderson and Allen
Illegal parking on street and grass at Olcott Park for youth games on Saturdays and Sundays. People parking on grass, in front of hydrants and stop signs are making the road almost impassable at The Stands and Canada Dr area in front of the park. Last week there was a death in the house on that corner and the EMT’s and fire truck could barely get to the house because of double parking and a mess of cars. Please tell coaches the Jackson Creek Middle School parking lot is where people should be parking and please have a police presence next weekend to direct people and to ticket cars parked illegally.
Re: Follow-up to Service Request ID: 208930 I am writing to follow up on my previous request to repaint the curb in front of my driveway with yellow "no parking" paint, to ensure drivers do not obstruct my visibility when exiting my property. Since the repaving and reopening of West 1st Street, traffic has increased significantly, with vehicles frequently traveling in excess of 40 mph. This creates a hazardous situation for homeowners along the street. With the fall semester starting this week, on-street parking near my home is (404 E 1st Street) already at capacity, further compounding the visibility and safety concerns. I would greatly appreciate it if this issue could be addressed as soon as possible. Thank you for your attention to this matter. Sincerely, Elida C. Behar Sunday, August 23, 2026
Waste at curb
Waste at curb