Case Date:

6/29/2022

Bushes encroaching sidewalk. 803 Park Ridge Road.

Case Date:

8/15/2022

Not sure if this is should be addressed to the city or county but the sidewalk on the south side of Tapp Rd between I-69 and the Clear Creek trail has tree branches that are blocking the sidewalk making it impossible to use. The branches need to be trimmed way back.

Case Date:

8/22/2022

The sidewalk along the south side of W Tapp rd between I-69 and S Weimer Rd (before the Clear Creek Trail parking lot) is obstructed by a number of overhanging tree and bush limbs. Thank you

Case Date:

7/22/2022

4301 e morningside. Branches obscure sidewalk being accessible

Case Date:

6/18/2021

On the north side of Sheridan where it intersects E First there is an overhanging branch that hits our car antenna every time we drive by. Hard to see whose property it is.

Case Date:

8/7/2022

Partially blocked sidewalk because of overhanging bushes in front of 710 E First Street.

Case Date:

6/30/2022

At the intersection of Patterson and 2nd street on the southwest corner, there's a tall patch of grass that's a traffic and pedestrian hazard.

Case Date:

6/8/2023

So I brushed out to you guys before and got a basically a lame ass answer, all over the city you guys have the traffic lights set up in timed so as soon as one turns green and you go traveling the speed limit you get to the next one and instantly turns red oh I've driven all over the world this is obviously purposely done what you guys have said it's not case in point from starting from Miller Street through Grimes, this is something that's all over the city to why you want to do that I can understand downtown where you want traffic to slow down but the point I'm making a car stop at every light when doing the speed limit is dumb I don't expect an answer cuz you you're going to fucking deny it again but this is fucking bullshit

Case Date:

7/19/2022

Overgrowth so severe the sidewalk is unusable for part of this section. The south side of Harmony School, on Second Street, isnt much better.

Case Date:

7/26/2023

The pedestrian crossing at 10th Street and John Hinkle Place by Woodbridge apartments is very unsafe. I cross there every morning to get to the bus stop on the other side of the street. Cars don't slow down, and I've never had someone stop to let me cross before if though I'm waiting. They pick up speed on the slight hill in both directions. Could there be a flashing light, a pedestrian-triggered stoplight, or some other way of allowing safe crossings at that busy road to access the bus stop?