Case Date:

3/26/2014

There's a hornet or wasp or ? nest in tree (doesn't at all look like squirrel nest but my vantage point has been from a car driving by). The tree is in front of a house a little east of Whitethorn and Pargrave Place, on the south side of the street. It's high up and very large and with no leaves on the tree now very easy to see. I don't know who "owns" or maintains the tree but hope it's something that can be taken care of.

Case Date:

2/26/2018

Pot holes on Dodds before Rogers St.

Case Date:

7/13/2024

Debris located along Walker and Howe. Property located on corner of Howe & Walker.

Case Date:

7/3/2024

Branches are at the sidewalk easement

Case Date:

2/11/2015

mountain of trash piled up outside of 502 South Washington street.

Case Date:

2/16/2015

the house behind sarah mart on washington has a large pile of trash outside.

Case Date:

2/19/2014

How about adding a left-turn arrow to the traffic signal at 3rd and Woodscrest, for people trying to turn left onto Woodscrest from Third? It is very difficult for more than a single vehicle to turn left there when there is any amount of traffic. There is a popular bank (IUCU) on Woodscrest, and more importantly, UrgentCare is there.

Case Date:

7/6/2024

There is a tent setup on the curb doing some sort of commerce and the customers and staff are taking over the sidewalk, blocking pedestrian paths.

Case Date:

7/8/2024

An increasing number of individuals are sleeping on the sidewalk every night along with their belongings. They are shielded from view & passing cars by presence of the tree planter. These people inevitably need to use the bathroom throughout the course of the night and do so on the surrounding properties leaving fecal messes all around - both an unsanitary hazard and burden on those who have to clean it up. In the mornings when they leave the area there is always a sizeable mess of garbage, clothing, personal belongings, needles... left behind on the sidewalk, tree planter ledge and surrounding areas.

Case Date:

9/14/2015

Neighbors are wondering what this metal black box is, zip-tied to the entrance of the Eastside Neighborhood (where Hunter turns into the walking path on Mitchell). Is this something the City has installed and, if so, what is it? If it is not City-sanctioned, can it be removed? It's a little creepy. Thank you on behalf of Eastside neighbors.