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closed #183867

Trash

Case Date:
5/17/2023

Trash is still all over the driveway and into the yard. This has been this way for years. I will help with the cleanup if the city provides a dumpster or two.

closed #186386

Trash

Case Date:
11/30/2023

there trash on people lawn

closed #186717

Excessive Growth

Case Date:
1/9/2024

Growth of mold and mushrooms in a bed room in the house that I rent. We are not sure if it is safe to live in anymore and landlord is not taking proper action.

closed #186815

Accessibility Problem

Case Date:
1/19/2024

Outdoor the city please remind property owners of their obligation to clear their sidewalks with 24 hours of snow falling? Thank you.

closed #186651

Trails

Case Date:
1/2/2024

Tree growing over trail. Unsafe for bikers and walkers. Between Fritz Terrace and BHSN

closed #187368

Trash

Case Date:
2/19/2024

643 and 639 N Monroe trash and recycling containers left in the street all winter long. While dodging potholes and speeding traffic it creates hazard while crossing from 11th to 10th streets

closed #187373

Blocked Sidewalk

Case Date:
2/19/2024

ICE on the entire front wall of Old National Bank on Kirkwood. It’s treacherous.

closed #187369

Traffic Related Complaints

Case Date:
2/19/2024

Carts are to be removed the same day as pickup. Why does this matter if they’re in the ROW if they’re left out in the street for days on end. It’s creating a driving hazard and taking up parking for residents and delivery. Cars fly up and down this stretch and need road space to avoid other vehicles and pedestrians. The trash is also blown from these carts and littering the street

open #187424

Trash

Case Date:
2/25/2024

4-5 homeless camps on B-line

closed #187503

Trash

Case Date:
3/4/2024

City wide trash. With the eclipse event happening within 6 weeks there needs to be a city wide effort to clean our city up. Government officials, business owners, LANDLORDS and PROPERTY MGMT, homeowners please do something and maintain this effort. The alternative is to welcome visitors to TRASH City, Indiana!