Case Date:

10/26/2020

If you park in the handicapped parking off Henderson, near the handicap playground, and cross the bridge to the trail that leads to Woodlawn, there is a small hole in that pavement just past the bridge. It's big enough to catch my front walker wheel. Until the other day I always managed to notice it and avoid it, but that day falling leaves had hidden it, and I forgot all about it. Until, that is, my walker wheel fell into it. Fortunately, I managed not to fall and was able to continue walking, but my bones break very easily. I beg you to fill this little hole. As I said, it's just past the bridge, on the way to the walking trail. Thank you.

Case Date:

10/26/2020

My son rides his bike there (as do tons of people, I'm sure), it's his only means of transport. He rides the B-Line bike trail to and from work. He keeps running over nails, which makes me think someone threw a bunch on the trail maybe. Would it be possible to sweep or check the bike trails for nails? I wasn't sure who to contact , so starting here. Thank you so much.

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10/15/2020

The tail's light with number 152 is out on the B-Line Trail. Thank you for such a great trail and for all the maintenance that is done.

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9/25/2020

B-line light 141 is out. And 98 blinks - on, off, on, off. Thank you.

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9/1/2020

stolen mountain bike wheel at Wapahani bike trail - guy who probably did it was driving a white van with Colorado plates.

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8/31/2020

All four lights are out on the B-line bridge over 3rd Street. The area is unusually dark because the park lot behind the Convention Center has been entirely unlighted since about March.

Case Date:

8/31/2020

B-line light posts 41 and 49 are out. Thank you.

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8/26/2020

Quite a few trees down after the recent storms on the trails. Most you can ride around but some are blocking trails. Large tree blocking the trail on the far side of where the lake used to be.

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7/5/2020

We were saddened this morning to find all of this fireworks trash on the Jackson Creek Trail (East Branch). As far as we know, this trail is city property and, per state law, should *not* have been used to set off fireworks. It would seem appropriate to fine the neighborhood resident who illegally used the city's property for fireworks last night. We do hope that those persons involved will also be cleaning up this fireworks trash. Thanks for your kind assistance!

Case Date:

6/20/2020

Polly grimshaw trail has a lot of overgrowth. Can parks trim it back or have the abutting property owners? Including poison ivy