Deer are causing dangerous mayhem in the sycamore knolls neighborhood. They are destroying my landscaping, killing trees, acting aggressive to myself, causing dangerous road conditions and accidents, posing a danger to children. There are too many living in close proximity to this neighborhood- not only in proximity but actually living out their lives in the neighborhood specifically! It's a huge issue.
There has been a trailer full of garbage on the private lane in front of my house for the past five days. It does not belong to me. The owner has been contacted and refuses to remove it.
For the past five days, there has been an abandoned truck on the private lane off Rogers. It does not belong to any of the residents on the easement. There is a trailer attached to it (with expired plates) full of disgusting garbage.
For the past five days, there has been an abandoned truck on the private lane off Rogers. It does not belong to any of the residents on the easement. There is a trailer attached to it (with expired plates) full of disgusting garbage.
Another one for AT&T In front of Sherwood Oaks Church. A junction box with wires spilling out of it. I tried to follow your advice to contact them directly. This proves to be impossible because they demand a cell phone number to create a log in. Our phone number with them is a landline. I really tried.
'Executive Landscapes' sign in the ROW.
Severe asphalt deterioration in front of the property. The roadway exhibits widespread alligator cracking (fatigue cracking) with a developing pothole in the center where the pavement is breaking away. This area requires patching and repaving to prevent further breakdown and potential vehicle damage.
Checking to see if previous items have been submitted and viewed? Thank you
street light out in front of 608 E Winslow Farm Dr (on east side of E Winslow Farm Drive, at intersection with E Hickory Stick Dr); thank you
On our Second Street sidewalk there are two spots that are broken and dangerous. Two neighbors have fallen and told me to call the City!