Case Date:

12/25/2015

The runoff created a hole in the side of Meadowbrook, southwest of Brighton. Walkers, runners, etc. are in danger of breaking bones. Thank you!

Case Date:

6/9/2020

Shrubs have overgrown onto the sidewalk.

Case Date:

8/25/2021

There is a sidewalk here that connects Meadowbrook to Fenbrook. At the top by Meadowbrook it is overgrown with poison ivy and other ground plants, narrowing the useable path by several feet. Given that it is also a blind corner this increases the danger of collisions with cyclists etc

Case Date:

7/17/2013

Trees on Reisner and Meadowbrook in Hoosier Acres are so low that they almost touch vehicles driving on these streets. They need to be trimmed, they are a danger in the case of a thunderstorm.

Case Date:

6/10/2022

Excessive lawn length. 12”+ tall

Case Date:

7/17/2024

Coming South on Meadowbrook from 3rd street, there is a lot of overgrown bushes and plantation causing hazard and predisposition to cause accidents.

Case Date:

12/22/2021

The leaf collection crew left a rake in our yard. It is leaning against our mailbox at 933 S Meadowbrook Dr. Please have them pick it up. Thanks.

Case Date:

7/30/2024

At the intersection of Bradley Street and Meadowbrook Drive the shrubbery at the stop sign when on Bradley Street heading east that it is difficult to see if walkers, bikers, or cars are coming unless you stick the nose of your vehicle really far out into the intersection to safely turn left. The overgrowth is hazardous. It needs to be trimmed/cut back. Thank you!

Case Date:

7/30/2024

At the intersection of Bradley Street and Meadowbrook Drive the shrubbery at the stop sign when on Bradley Street heading east that it is difficult to see if walkers, bikers, or cars are coming unless you stick the nose of your vehicle really far out into the intersection to safely turn left. The overgrowth is hazardous. It needs to be trimmed/cut back. Thank you!

Case Date:

5/1/2023

While digging holes for a tree planting on 4/30 behind St. Thomas, we found 3 thin utility lines in one of the dug holes (lines were not harmed) -- our 811 ticket was completed, so we think these may be inactive lines but wanted to make sure before we put the tree in that spot. Is this something the CoB can check on? Thanks!