Case Date:

4/19/2026

Pothole

Case Date:

4/19/2026

Subsided utility cut.

Case Date:

4/19/2026

Along 400 E Graham Dr, construction trash from Henderson Ct apartments has blown across Graham into the grassy area. Debris is blown is in the grass and against the fencing.

Case Date:

4/19/2026

Numerous potholes along length of road, some clustered behind the access road from Taco Bell, and those create a hazard across entire width of road.

Case Date:

4/19/2026

There is a significant shortage of pickleball courts in the city, which has led to consistently overcrowded conditions at RCA Community Park and Switchyard Park. At the same time, there appears to be an overabundance of tennis courts relative to the number of residents actively participating in pickleball. When Hopewell Commons opened, there was genuine excitement in the community. Unfortunately, that enthusiasm quickly faded. Players have largely avoided these courts due to poor and, frankly, unusable conditions—particularly the net setup and, more importantly, the playing surface. The decision to install perforated tile flooring instead of a standard concrete surface has made the courts impractical for regular play. The ball will bounce at erratic angles and if you try to run the shoes willc catch the cracks between the tiles and cause a fall and injury. The surface quality significantly impacts gameplay and safety, to the point where players would rather wait 30–60 minutes for a court elsewhere than use these brand new establishment. Given the budget allocated for this development, it raises legitimate questions about how funds were spent (please share this), especially considering that the cost and requirements for building a standard, functional pickleball court are well understood. The end result at Hopewell Commons does not align with those expectations, and needs to be replaced by a proper concrete base flooring.

Case Date:

4/18/2026

The gasoline powered Gator vehicle used to maintain our trails leaves in its exhaust invisible and toxic engine exhaust fumes. Cyclists, runners and pedestrians are forced to breathe toxic fumes which float under the canopy often long after the vehicle has passed. This is a public health issue that can be eliminated by the use of electric vehicles. Please consider replacing park and trail service vehicles powered by fossil fuels with the type that do not emit noxious fumes along our lovely system of trails.

Case Date:

4/18/2026

Black truck abandoned on the street

Case Date:

4/18/2026

Trash sitting in front yard. It’s been there for years.

Case Date:

4/18/2026

A large vehicle clipped this city tree. The large limb that fell was dragged into the woods. Does the city need to make a clean cut of this branch

Case Date:

4/18/2026

More and more cars keep getting parks at the property. In the grass. No license plates. Abandoned and irresponsible.