Case Date:

10/27/2016

The Renwick Trail is very overgrown, limiting it to nearly half of its width in some sections. Weeds, bushes and trees need to be cut back to allow for safe use of the trail.

Case Date:

8/2/2016

The trail behind city flats at Fenwick is really overgrown. Is this city or private property?

Case Date:

6/3/2022

trees and brush need cut back, trail is blocked in certain areas.

Case Date:

6/8/2022

trail is overgrown. The new ADA paint on two paved parking spots near the tennis courts is nice. HOwever, the paved trail is way to rough to safely use due to roots, pot holes and poorly repaired cuts. anyone using a walker, chair or other will not be able to use much of this trail. These rough spots are a tripping hazard as well. thaks for repairing.

Case Date:

10/15/2012

Case Date:

6/3/2024

Light Pole #140 on B-Line Trail is strobing.

Case Date:

7/8/2019

A construction sign is down blocking the path along the side of Rogers. This is at Rogers Street & Hays Court - just north of Hays on the west side of the road, but south of Jed Street.

Case Date:

7/26/2021

There is a downed power line across the path in Bryan Park. It's on the downhill from the main playground (near the parking lot) on Henderson side.

Case Date:

6/8/2022

Side path along South Sare from Rohrer to Canada dr (?) is very over grown. Trail has been reduced to less than 3 feet in some areas. Impossible to safely walk, run or ride past others in same direction or opposite. This trail was put on a "bush hog list" but hasnt seen any bush hogging. Even once it is done, this trail and others need more than a once a year clearing.

Case Date:

3/10/2024

The debris dam on the creek below the bridge between Sherwood Oaks Park and Olcott Park has become even more effective. The water level at the bridge is visibly higher, and so much water is now being held back that there is a waterfall over one end of the dam. There has been more erosion of the flat land along the creek at the base of the trail through Olcott Woods. It is likely that the abundance of leaves in the creek this winter (from people disposing of leaves in the creek?) has made the dam more effective.