someone has mowed along there on the east side of the road and filled the street and curbs full of grass. thats why the drins are clogged up. not sure who mowes that area, but needs cleaned up. thank you
pile of clothes and trash at the stop light when you cross over liberty dr on to hickory leaf dr
The address above isn’t correct, I live at 8013 S Zikes Rd and the problem is the third house on the street. I believe it’s 8015....but it is a blue house with a carport full of trash and broken down furniture. This trash has been here for over two weeks! It was left behind by the previous tenant and never removed by the owner of the home before moving new tenants in. This is a pattern of this landlord. The owner he had in there a few years ago left dogs in the home to destroy the house and use the bathroom and infest the home with fleas! We struggled that year with our own pets due to the infestation! This house is becoming a nuisance and health hazard. It’s also an eyesore of the road! Is there something that can be done, we are tried of living next to a trashed home. It’s a health hazard!
There is trash at several houses on S. Yancy Lane.
At the bus stop on W 3rd St and S Westplex Ave there are homeless individuals who camp out at the bus stops; they have mattresses, trash, and needles around them. This situation makes it unsafe for other individuals trying to ride the bus as well as causing a disturbance to the neighboring businesses. I've contact the transportation department and filed a uReport but nothing changed.
trash, scattered litter along stretch of west S. Walnut Street Pike between Winslow and Henderson.
Refrigerator in front yard and other trash. In the vicinity of 415 S. Woodlawn across from the Optometry school.
high grass and trash in the yard intersection of Sunset and Westwood Dr. north east corner
All of S. Washington Street is covered in trash.
Bushes have been trimmed on the west side of the street on Old Walnut Street Pike from the entrance to Peppergrass to Rhorer Road. The trash (tires, boxes, cans, etc.) is now visible since the bushes have been trimmed.