I park in the 4th street garage. On 10/26 at 5:15pm i found a box behind my car, the kind of box like an emergency auto kit. 3rd floor, southest corner (i was 2 cars away from the corner). I do not remember seeing it there when i arrived yesterday morning after 8 am.
The enter light sign is out that’s above the garage.
The gates to the parking garage have been frequently left up last month and for part of this month. I know they are left up on Sundays, but there have been times where they’re up during the week day. I hate to complain, but I don’t think it is fair to those who pay $100 a month in parking when others can park in here for free.
Trades garage stairwell has inadequate lighting and strobing/flashing of current lights left. North side of garage. Unsure of south side.
Over the past three weeks there have been non-electric cars parked in only two electric charging spots in the garage on walnut street. I want to purchase a monthly parking permit to thus garage, but not if I am not able to charge my car there.
3 Out of 4 EV chargers non-functional on the second floor of the 4th Street garage. Gas car parked in one of the spaces in the Walnut St garage.
Blood droppings all over elevator.
Anyway to get this guy to move so we can actually see and get around the corner in the 4th st. Garage?
Somebody hit my car in the Morton St garage. That parking garage is loaded with newer security cameras, one pointing at the perfect angle for the incident. I need to know who hit my car and possibly get the footage, but theres never anyone in the garage office. There are also no phone numbers that I can find.
Whose idea was it to change the Morton St Parking garage to from 1 entrance / 2 exits to 2 entrances / 1 exit? This makes zero sense. Now instead of cars flowing in and out smoothly, cars are stacking up trying to get out of garage. You get stuck behind every person having to pay to get out, or worse every person having trouble trying to pay to get out. This change was incredibly stupid. It needs to be changed back to the way it was.