Case Date:

7/5/2023

Regarding uReport Case #183611: Nothing has been done about this issue (last communication was on 5/1/2023 by Michael Stewart). The issue: What looks like Bushes growing on the northwest corner of the intersection at High St and E Southdowns Dr are obstructing the view of cars on Southdowns wanting to pull out onto High Street. We cannot see cars in the southbound lane of High St until the last second before they reach the stop sign. Many drivers on High St don't come to a complete stop UNLESS they see a car on Southdowns. Please cut the bushes back so those of us on Southdowns can see what's coming from the north and cars on High St can see us further in advance, BEFORE they reach the stop sign.

Case Date:

10/5/2020

Driver operates this vehicle while it is full to the brim with garbage. He is unable to see behind him effectively enough to avoid hitting things when he backs up. He hit a car at my house a second time because of his inability to see out of the windows in his vehicle. Please help!

Case Date:

6/7/2023

They’ve been told Not to camp. 20/30 tarp by 2 trees, looks like it's an apartment with all their tarps. Witnesses defecate, Shoot up (drugs) Just wants his city back. Mayor’s office and Prosecutor to leave them alone. If I get caught with a syringe Very upset. Tired of seeing them. Embarrassing. It’s frustrating Once a week I will start calling. I will not suggest anyone come to our city. They’re not homeless. Drug addicts. They dance in the middle of the street. Does want something else to happen. Use property and let it go. The needle exchange climb rate started climbing.

Case Date:

7/12/2022

When turning right onto the Bypass from 17th, looking left, brush is overgrown and hard to see oncoming traffic. THANK YOU!!

Case Date:

7/4/2021

The southwest corner of Lexington and Longview has a series of small trees and honeysuckle vines that obstruct the view of traffic. I was headed north on Lexington, stopped at the corner, and attempted to turn left onto Longview. I almost hit a car that was traveling east on Longview because of those trees and vines. This is an annual issue when the foliage grows.

Case Date:

9/16/2021

Traveling both north and south on North Dunn Street, bushes and shrubs obscure the stop signs at the intersection at Tamarack Trail until a driver is right on the sign itself. It becomes an emergency stop for some drivers. Very dangerous for drivers unfamiliar with Dunn Street.

Case Date:

10/15/2021

The intersection of Bloomfield road and West Allen street has terrible line of sight to turn either left or right just due to the physical lay out of that T intersection. To make matters worse the trees/brush and vegetation add to even more reduced line of sight. This needs addressed with a more permanent solution than an occasional notice of violation to the property owner which you have done in past. This is only a temporary partial solution that minimally improves line of sight. The long term answer would be to open the intersection up by allowing a person to have a right turn lane and have the street widened to allow a vehicle to position their vehicle for a right turn with out dangerously protruding out onto Bloomfield road to be able to see if you can even begin to move.

Case Date:

11/2/2021

On the corner of 8th and Maple overgrown vegetation is blocking the line of sight coming from the east down 8th street.

Case Date:

4/15/2022

Intersection E Law Ln and N Fee Ln is super dangerous with heavy steaming. Have had vision impaired both as pedestrian and as motorist. Not safe at all as busy, odd lanes, and horrible visibility. Haven't mentioned before as thought was a short temporary thing but the steam coming up has been for months now. Really needs to be capped appropriately and an outlet NOT in the point of an intersection for steam should be made.

Case Date:

5/31/2022

On Arlington Rd and Gourley Pike on the east side of Arlington rd there are weeds that block the view of on coming cars. You have to pull out almost in lane to see traffic! Weeds need to be cut. Thanks! Jill K Minch