This trash container, on the west side of S Covey Lane, in Front of the Life Designs duplexes, has been on the side of the road for several weeks. Not sure if the person moved or if they have just stopped bringing it back after pickup.
A tremendous amount of trash has been piling up in front of the apartments at 507 S Lincoln St for many weeks. The entire Lincoln & 2nd intersection has smelled like rotting garbage for a while now, with no end in sight.
This is only one of the dumpsters currently at the limestone crossing apartments. We have called the limestone crossing office multiple times the past 2 months regarding how disgusting the dumpster is, I myself am to scared to even walk in there to throw away trash out of fear of bed bugs possibly being in there from the furniture. I am unsure who to reach out to about this issue.
This commercial property is in a residential neighborhood and has 3 unregistered vehicles parked along the street, numerous discarded tires, and lots of misc trash littering the outside.
This trash has been on the rear porch all summer long. Animals have picked at this garbage and spread the debris all around. In addition, the black trash can has been at the curb since last week.
The previous tenants filled the recycling container with trash/rotten food. City will not pick it up. Can we get a new recycling container since it's so disgusting?
This rental has allowed trash bags to be open and strewn on the property for two weeks--it is now smelling and unsanitary. I don't know why they haven't cleaned it up.
There are multiple bags of garbage lying in the front near the sidewalk and some have been ripped open by animals. These have been out there for several days.
Trash was left out all last week. One can was knocked over and debris spilled out. Trash not collected again today. (Also, Trash in recycling bin.)
The trash or recycling truck drove through the median area in the middle of the cul de sac in between 500 and 501 South Arbutus Drive. This left deep tire ruts in the grass. City trash and recycling truck drivers normally back down our street since the trucks are too large to navigate the turn-around. The driver today may have been unfamiliar with this practice.