Case Date:

9/10/2024

My trash container wasn''t empty/collected this morning while others on the same street appear to have been.

Case Date:

12/19/2022

Trash is routinely thrown out front door onto sidewalk. Woman routinely breaks glass and throws objects into street. Trash often remains for days before any cleanup occurs. The address is 617 N. Monroe. This happens throughout the day and night. Often items are thrown into neighbors properties. This situation needs to be addressed by authorities and the rental property owners and management. Situation has been constant since woman moved into home. A directory of rental properties needs to be available for neighbors to report directly to property managers and report ongoing issues. If legitimate complaints are not resolved, citations need to be issued by the proper government agencies.

Case Date:

12/29/2022

Trash was not picked up this week although recycling was.

Case Date:

1/4/2023

There's another drug syringe on West 8th St., due west of the Waterman's Addition gateway sign.

Case Date:

1/4/2023

THERE IS TRASH AND DRESSERS AND FURNITURE BIKES , WOOD ,DOORS I HAVE CALLED MANEMENT AND THAY SEAD NOTHING THAY CAN DO ABOUT IT

Case Date:

1/11/2023

The trash and recycling pick up trucks on Roosevelt street constantly spill trash and debris into the yards and into the roads. The cans are often never fully emptied despite being closed and within the rules for pickup, and they are often left on their sides or open. This is not only an unsightly issue, but disruptive to the environment.

Case Date:

2/18/2021

I reported this a little over a week ago and it's even worse. It's the dumpster next to building 3800 (3800 E McCracken Way 47408)

Case Date:

8/22/2023

There’s a bike pass on the east side of Park Ridge Park, up the little hill, there’s a metal fence. A secret pass behind the head of this fence. The railroad is down below, some one left trash by the side of railroad, which need to be cleaned up before others follow the suit.

Case Date:

10/7/2024

I found a large recycling can (City-issued) in our front yard last Tuesday or Wednesday. It was lying in the grass partially under a shrub I got it upright and put it out by the street, thinking it might be a neighbor's. It's still sitting there. It doesn't appear to belong to anyone on our end of Mitchell Street. I don't how this bin came to be in our yard, but can someone come out and pick it up?

Case Date:

10/10/2024

I have been picking up broken asphalt pavement for over a year now and have periodically requested a city crew to pick up for recycling for reuse when a significant amount has been collected. I now have enough to justify a pickup. I do this to prevent these materials from blocking the street storm drains and sewers reducing the risk of street flooding.