Case Date:

6/11/2025

dead bird on sidewalk

Case Date:

6/6/2025

Large bush obstructs view from driveway to street traffic. Two automobile near misses observed.

Case Date:

6/2/2025

Overgrown brush blocking driver's view of street traffic. Blocks view from driveway.

Case Date:

4/3/2025

During a meeting with today that Mr. Hazen had with the planning department, he mentioned concerns about the vegetation in the median of 3rd Street in the vicinity of his property at 1900 West 3rd Street. His concerns include: the height and density of the median vegetation prevents visibility across 3rd Street, prevents travelers on the roadway from seeing traffic in the opposing lanes, and prevents seeing someone who might be trying to cross 3rd Street mid block, etcetera. He asks that the vegetation be cut back.

Case Date:

3/30/2025

Throughout the winter and currently, this uninhabited property has had unhoused people utilizing the garage in the back yard. People wander the alley and wander in the yard on a regular basis. The home also never had the sidewalks cleared from snow causing hazardous conditions for those of us who walk. Thank you. Near West Side Neighbors

Case Date:

3/23/2025

Owner of the building (Fox) was alerted of sheet metal flying off his roof yesterday and has left this large sharp piece of metal in the public alleyway. It’s still here today

Case Date:

10/16/2024

Offensive sticker obscuring pedestrian crossing light next to Firestone on 3rd. Reported last week. It's still here. Please remove and don't close the report until case is taken care of

Case Date:

10/16/2024

Offensive sticker obscuring pedestrian crossing light next to Firestone on 3rd. Reported last week. It's still here. Please remove and don't close the report until case is taken care of

Case Date:

10/16/2024

Offensive sticker obscuring pedestrian crossing light next to Firestone on 3rd. Reported last week. It's still here. Please remove and don't close the report until case is taken care of

Case Date:

10/11/2024

There is a heavily overgrown mulberry hanging down into Monroe Street, towards the back of this property near the intersection of Monroe Street and W Cottage Grove Ave. the branches are hanging low enough that they scrape the top of vehicles. Not sure if the city can trim it or if it’s the homeowner’s responsibility. I also advise that the city encourage the owner to remove the tree entirely since it is an invasive white mulberry.