Graffiti is covering the warehouse that is on Fairview, directly across the street from Extreme Auto Detailing. (their building also has graffiti on it. Warehouse is directly north of the B-line on the East side of Fairview street. Started with one tag and now it is getting worse each day. Can the city get the property owner to remove this mess please?
Tree branches and vegetation obstructing sidewalk at both 611 and 619 N Washington Street.
There are eight (!) trash bins lined up on the sidewalk in front of this house. Why do these tenants produce so much trash that they need so many bins? Is the building over-occupied? And why are the bins continually sitting on the sidewalk when they are supposed to be out of sight during the week?
Today, Tuesday, July 29, 2025, is my normal trash pickup day. When I put my trash and recycling bins out last night, the street was clear, but from 6:30 on this morning, the sewer repair crew has blocked the street, and so my trash and recycling bins are still in front of my house but blocked by work crews. Will they return to pick it up?
Our water pressure has been slightly less for about a week or so, is this normal? or is it a local issue? The water functions ok, but seems to be only about 3/4 the usual water pressure.
Regarding case #198826: Google Maps for "015F" has the address listed as 622 E. 11th. Easy enough to find.
Motorists drive way over speed limit on this very curved and narrow road. Pedestrians are always in danger as are cyclists. My children play near the road and people drive much too fast. We need something done before a human is killed (many animals are killed including pets because people cannot stop in time).
Maroon 4-door toyota tacoma pick up truck has been parked in the same place and not moved for 2 weeks, no apartment parking pass on it appears to have been stolen and dumped in a discreet parking spot.
The house at 621 West 6th Street has tiny no parking signs in their yard along Fairview Street. Is this an actual no parking zone? If so, these do not look like legitimate no parking signs.
The tree in my neighbor's yard at 621 W 4th St has been falling on my yard, limb by limb for over a decade. This time, a limb about 13 inches in diameter and over 10 ft in length fell. a newly planted evergreen tree sustained significant damage. In the past there has been damage to our siding, a gutter and each time has broken things on our porch. I am terrified that a limb will fall on a person or that the whole tree will come down on the back of our house, which is where we sleep. I'm also worried about the cost to replace the over $3000 worth of trees and shrub we have planted in the last 4 years and more importantly the impossibility to replace the growth on all of these. The tree is a dangerous nuisance and I would like to know if the city might urge the owner to at least trim out the dead stuff, if not cut down the whole tree.