DIRTY WATER. LARRY HARDINS CREW HAD A HYDRANT OPEN IN THE AREA WHICH DISTURBED THE LINE. ADVISED MRS. CURRY TO LET COLD WATER TAP IN BATHTUB RUN UNTIL WATER WAS CLEAR, AND TO CALL BACK IF IT DIDN'T CLEAR UP. SHE DIDN'T CALL BACK.
Your website shows I am within zone 4 parking eligibility but when I called parking they told me "the website was wrong." My previous report was under my work address. This is close to my correct home address.
I LITERALLY just chased these punk ass mother fucking kids from my front door. I fell asleep in my front room. I woke up to voices and shadows on the porch. I had an open door, but my screen was shut. Lights were on inside, but the porch light was not. There were three, early 20s, white males. They ran up the street when I came out yelling.
Neighbor complained about said address feeding squirrels with a seed block on the ground and attracting rats.
Neighbor complained about said address feeding squirrels with a seed block on the ground and attracting rats.
Owner of 2205 E 5th St. complains about property at 106 N. Jefferson. food and habitat for rats in backyard, adjacent properties are experiencing rat problems. they are treating for rats, but want the problem addressed completely.
property adjacent has put up play equipment exactly on the property line between their properties, the placement is a hazard to young children and pets, the drive has to be kept open for access to utility poles on the property
Large tree on corner loosing limbs, rental property, drive-by
Over occupancy complaint for the HAND. This home has at least four tenants judging by who is regularly at the house. It is rented for $1,800/month which would also suggest more than three as the average at the high end is $500/bedroom and these homes are next to campus. Please investigate.
Hello, I would like to give feedback on some unfortunate observations recently on Kirkwood Avenue and the surrounding streets. This took place last Friday evening around 8:30. We took a stroll after dinner to walk around the downtown area, and it was the first time in 20 years of living here, I felt unsafe. I witnessed people doing drugs, drinking on the street, and what appeared to be a drug deal, right on Kirkwood. I have to say I have come to expect public intoxication from college age students, but I think the police do a very good job of handling those cases. The people involved in the activities I mentioned are not college students. Most looked like they could be homeless or struggling in some way. I understand there is no easy solution. These people need therapy, but they have to be willing to try to improve their lives. I'm not advocating arresting the people. I do think a stronger police presence is needed in these busy areas. I'd recommend posting cadets or others in uniforms strategically in the area. Maybe better lighting and security cameras would help. Thanks, Aaron Perry