closed #178151
Blocked Street
1835 S Highland AVE
- Case Date:
- 11/12/2021
A tree is blocking the street is backing up traffic
A tree is blocking the street is backing up traffic
The pine trees along W Parrish Rd have branches that have grown into the driving lane.
Poison hemlock at SW corner of large dog park. This invasive plant is toxic to dogs and people. Please spray or manually remove ASAP. Thank you!
Hello, I am contacting the city to express my concern regarding the children of a neighbor in my area. They have two young toddlers who are often left outside unsupervised and I fear for their safety. My other neighbor has told me she often sees them playing in the street and has to tell them to come back to the sidewalk. I often hear them screaming at the top of their lungs for hours on end. The two kids have knocked and rang the doorbell of every person in my building and have come onto our private patios to damage our personal belongings. Any time I see them outside, I look for their parents, but can't seem to find them. I am truly worried for their safety and fear they could get hurt, especially if they're playing in the street. The address listed (1839 S Oakdale Dr) belongs to the parents of these kids. I'm reaching out to the city to make them aware of this situation. I am making this report anonymously.
Water pressure suddenly dropped and now have no water flow.
The south end of S Maxwell St has very rough pavement, especially for those of us on bicycles.
Stop sign has been hit and is currently stuck in the ground and askew. Intersection of E Karen and E Sheridan
This trash container, on the west side of S Covey Lane, in Front of the Life Designs duplexes, has been on the side of the road for several weeks. Not sure if the person moved or if they have just stopped bringing it back after pickup.
Large pothole in city street, in cul-de-sac
The tree plot has rock all over. Per parks code about maintaining this tree plot, isn’t this supposed to be grass? Can you please resolve this so further damage is not potentially caused to the tree roots? Hope to see more green in these little urban patches throughout the city