The "new and improved" bill pay for city bills is a terrible user experience. It won't load on Safari, it doesn't remember users from the previous login info, and if the user logs in again it still doesn't remember the account number and that's IF you can get it to load at all. Please please please talk to tech people at the Mill. They can help. Thank you.
a pothole near entrance of post office
a pothole near traffic light at 10th Street
a patch of potholes near stop sign at Shadow Wood Dr.
Blocking sidewalk
Neighbors parking and driving on sidewalk in font of my house
No license plate and it is sitting in front of an Airbnb house. Can someone please have this removed. There is also a maroon Mitsubishi suv about 100 feet up the street that someone runs an electrical extension cord to and sleeps in it like a camper. The car never moves though.
Several weeks ago, I reported a street issue on Banta Ave. A 65 ft. section has crumbled to pieces and has been that way for well over a year. I have not heard a word back from your department. Please tell me the problem is going to be resolved so I don't have to contact you again.
Last summer or the summer before that, Smithville came through the neighborhood to lay fiber optic cable. This year, AT&T is doing the same. Digging up yards, laying cable, spilling oil, making noise, leaving expensive machines running, spewing fumes, and wasting gas, etc. I suppose that Xfinity will want to do the same someday. Isn't it obvious that this installation of duplicative infrastructure is a profligate use of resources and imposes repeated harm on the environment? Why should every service provider be installing independent infrastructure? Wait, I know the answer to this one: money, profit for the business. Just not anything better for the consumer, the animals who live here, or the environment overall. These companies want to do business here? Adopt some guidelines, ordinances, or laws that compel them to cooperate. Allowing multiple corporations to lay their own cable is wasteful, harmful, and short-sighted.
The stop signs at 4th & Fairview are quite faded and may need to be replaced.