Case Date:

12/28/2020

Graffiti on wall mural

Case Date:

12/31/2020

I filled out the on-line form to get an appliance pickup. The website said it will be scheduled, but how will I know when to expect it?

Case Date:

1/2/2021

Overgrown hedges and bushes overgeown on sidewalks. Debris and litter not being cleaned up

Case Date:

1/4/2021

I own this property and I noticed that one of the wheels on my trash container is broken and I need it replaced!

Case Date:

1/10/2021

At the end of the pier, on the support of the bench that faces north, someone has written 1488, which is a white supremacist code.

Case Date:

1/11/2021

potholes that are getting larger on E. Thornton - not far from corner of Maxwell & Thornton. also - enlarging potholes at the corner Thornton/Maxwell

Case Date:

1/21/2021

Two potholes on S. Muller Parkway, one in front of Stewart Electric on west bound 320 S. Muller and another east bound in front of J.& S. Auto repair at 340 S. Muller. Thanks

Case Date:

1/21/2021

Pothole in the 300 block of E First Street, across from house 320. I cannot read the house number where the pothole is in front of, but it is a house with a realtor sign in the front yard.

Case Date:

1/22/2021

I recently noticed a sign up on the fence of the tennis courts at Sherwood Oaks park, stating they are to be used for tennis only. No exceptions. No soccer, no dogs, no skateboards. Dogs, I understand. If they eliminate on the court- what a mess. Skateboards I understand- they could damage the court surface. But I do not think there is any justification telling my sons they can’t play soccer *tennis* at those courts. My 18 year old has loved playing soccer tennis with his brother or a friend, a couple times a year, since he was about 10 years old. The soccer ball won’t damage the court surface. They are taught by their travel coaches to play soccer tennis as a fun way to improve their ball skills. There is no reason why my family does not have the right to use that court for tennis, just as much a anyone else, provided we are respectful and do not take up too much time (using it for an hour a few times a year I think is very reasonable.). We just happen to use a soccer ball instead of a tennis ball. People with dogs can go to one of the city’s dog parks. People with skateboards can go to one of the city’s skate parks. Where exactly are my son supposed to go to play soccer tennis now? This is a ridiculous exclusion, and can’t be justified.

Case Date:

1/27/2021

Several large potholes along this stretch