There is an abandoned red car (plate TJS430) on the south side of 6th St near Adams. It has been parked without moving for over a month with people sleeping in it at regular intervals.
A maroon car has been parked on 6th street for well over a month and unhoused people sleep in it sometimes. Parking enforcement put a ticket on it the other day and someone simply removed the ticket and seemed to throw it away. Neighborhood are concerned for their safety as it seems associated with a shed with no plumbing occupied behind the house at the corner across the street. The car's plate is tjs430
There is absolutely no parking available for residents who live at 1200 W Kirkwood Ave apartments. The resident who lives in 1208 1/2 has 6 different vehicles parked on N Pine Street and has made parking impossible for anyone else who lives here. I’m reporting this here as I’m not sure of anywhere else to report this? Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Numerous attempts to speak with the tenant have failed.
car parked yellow curb
Neighbors ignore the 4 foot free on either side of drive daily, this dude parked a further foot in drive, impairing visibility and access to drive. Yellow curb markings need to be repainted, hoping that will cut down on illegal parking. Almost got creamed pulling out last weekend as neighbor had extended cab pickup extending into drive on one side and car on the other. Please help before there’s a serious accident!
Where are the accessible parking spots for Mills Pool? I could not find any.
There are two non-running cars in the parking lot. One is a silver/gold Chrysler sedan with expired temporary tags and windows open. The other is a blue compact Suzuki with expired temporary tags. There is a third running gold/silver Toyota sedan with dark covered tail lights and expired temporary tag. These cars are not legally registered in Indiana. They are taking up spaces in a complex that is over occupied and does not have enough parking for legal residents and cars as is. I thank you kindly for addressing this issue.
I live on 8th street and it took me an hour today to find a space to park that is within my permit zoning. I don't appreciate that I've been made to pay nearly $50 for a pass when the streets haven't even been cleared enough to park anywhere. The snow has been shoved up onto the side streets and I was snowed in because of a snow plow, then when I got back there was nowhere clear enough to park because the snow was so thick everywhere. I would appreciate it if someone could come clear the streets so I can park where I have paid for. An amazon delivery truck even got stuck today because it's so bad around here. I don't have time to spend an hour or more looking for parking and settling on one 2 streets away. Please come take care of this
A beat up chevrolet pickup truck has been parked on. Dunn St, near the intersection of Dunn St. and 2nd St. I had been in the same spot since November 2020, earlier this month it was attempted to be jumped and moved forward about half a parking spot length. The car is now parked in a way that is making an area that usually fit 5 cars, house only 4. The car is clearly in no driving conditions and I believe the spot may be being used as a storage type of situation, rather than shared parking with the rest of the community.
I live at 313 N Lincoln St. There is an alleyway that is meant to connect Lincoln and Washington St, however, for the past week there have been multiple cars parked in the alleyway, right next to 312 N Washington, that have been blocking access for individuals who want to cut through the alleyway or, and more importantly, individuals in my apartment complex who are trying to utilize our parking lot that connects to that alleyway. It’s been the same cars for the last week and it has been limiting our access to our parking lot, especially with everyone moving in and the amount of construction going on nearby. Please have someone either get these individuals to move their cars or have them removed. Thank you