Case Date:

4/27/2023

Water near hydrant all the time. Either slow leak or natural spring?

Case Date:

9/17/2018

Utilities workers were out doing work last year and the hole they dug to work on utilities was never filled in. She reported the hole last year, but it was not resolved. The hole is in the median between the street and the sidewalk. It appears like it is has started collapsing.

Case Date:

1/4/2019

Smart water meters

Case Date:

8/4/2024

Fiber install hit water line. Lots of water leaking

Case Date:

8/2/2024

Fiber contractor hit house sewer line—sewer is now backed up.

Case Date:

3/18/2025

Driveway was cut to access water leak and gravel was placed in the trench. It has sunk in to the point that I cannot access my garage. The driveway needs to be appropriately repaired. There was no issue with the line running to my house. This is urgent as I have mobility issues and need to park inside my garage.

Case Date:

11/16/2024

There is a large construction caution sign that was left standing next to the sidewalk by the fiber optic installation crew. It has been here now for over 2 weeks without any obvious work still going on.

Case Date:

11/16/2023

I’m wondering when water is supposed too be back on?

Case Date:

8/27/2020

There is a yellow plug in the concrete that is a tripping hazard.

Case Date:

6/26/2018

Hello, There has been utilities construction going on by our apartment for over a month now. We understand that there is a lot of noise that comes along with it, especially since they have to break through multiple feet of rock to be able to place new sewer lines. We have been understanding in the last few weeks as rock hammering began at 7AM and went on through 5PM Monday-Friday. Even as this construction extended to Saturdays as well. As of last night however, the construction went on all night long. I am guessing that since this is a city run construction project that the noise ordinance was overlooked, however with the continued rock hammering this is unacceptable. It is disruptive and prevented us from sleeping through the night (which is especially impressive given that we have grown accustomed to the street noise typical of living on Walnut Street). Again, we get that this is an important project and that there is a lot of noise that comes along with that. However work through the night cannot continue. Sincerely, Brandon Fricke