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11/16/2015

cans at curb, recycling bin left out. Pickup day is Thursday morning.

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11/16/2015

Resident called in to report a dead deer in Hoosier Acres. The deer is on the east side of Reisner Road between E. 3rd Street and Meadbrook Dr. It has been there for approximately three days.

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2/23/2016

House believed to be former meth lab, Friday materials removed by workers in protective gear, concerned about potential danger.

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3/8/2016

door to property kicked in, was a rental, supposedly unoccupied, concerned that as an abandoned house it may be unsafe

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5/18/2016

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7/15/2016

2 dead skunks in the road on West 3rd Street, a block east of Johnson Ave. Terrible smell affecting the neighborhood.

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7/25/2016

Lisa Merchant 502.939.6538 called to express concern about homeless/transient population on Kirkwood becoming more assertive and aggressive. Daughter (rising IU junior) works at Pitaya and is approached daily, including being asked outright for her take-out food container yesterday. Lisa called BPD and was told that police hands are tied due to the city's stance on the issue. She said she worries that her daughter will be unsafe while walking to her car after work once it gets dark earlier, and suggests that a reserve BPD officer be available to "walk girls to their cars" after sundown. Just wants to be added to the broader list of concerns about city homeless.

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7/29/2016

Jeff Lowe, property owner at 1303 S. Park St., has had ongoing frustrations with Duke Energy regarding the removal of a tree from his property. He called expressing frustration, so OOTM would be aware of an unhappy Duke Customer. I believe he spoke to Julia yesterday as well.

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8/1/2016

Called to report that parking meter #E5TH200A (on Kirkwood, near the corner of Washington St.) is releasing coins back out but still registering parking minutes.

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8/8/2016

tree with low hanging branches in alley, overgrowth from yard into alley as well