There are multiple overhead lights at the Bryan Park tennis courts near the intersection of Woodlawn and Maxwell. Some of the lights shine on the courts while some of the lights shine on the street and sidewalk. The lights aligned to shine on the street and sidewalk are all out. As a result, it is very dark on this section of Woodlawn.
Regarding ticket #181157, the trees are in the tree plot, the area between street and the sidewalk. Are you sure that's IU responsibility?
good morning. 1119 N madison, they park blocking the sidewalk. they have way too many cars but they could fit them all if they tried... which they don't. its a chronic condition, every day. lic plate 258ZSF. thanks!!
The railing on the north side of the overpass between the B-line and College is damaged. Some of the uprights appear to have broken off and the fence is listing into the sidewalk. There have been spot repairs here before--I reported one last year. A spot repair would be good, but I suspect something more permanent needs to be done.
921 s. washington. vegetation obstructions sidewalk on Dodds side of house
sidewalk on east side of walnut about 100ft south of 19th st blocked by mulberry tree. thanks!
Residents at 616 N Washington have left trash on public sidewalk and front yard. Pedestrians have to walk on street to pass. The renters have had a month to figure out how to manage trash and have not. Please help. It is a bad situation.
The brush along the sidewalk has encroached so much that I have to step into the street in a few places. I’m sure the adjacent property is owned by the railroad. Can we clean it up and charge them? This area could use attention by Brighten BTown - the weeds are really tall along the curbs, and there have been many car accidents, but no follow up by a street sweeper.
See closed case #184736: in front of Mother Bear's on E Third Street. The metal drain cover on the sidewalk again has fallen in and is a tripping hazard for pedestrians. Maybe it is time to look for a more permanent solution rather than just putting it back in its place.
On E Second Street there is a sidewalk under repair since at least last spring. The place is marked with stakes and yellow tape. You cannot walk on that sidewalk without having to step into the road. I specifically am thinking about the danger for mail carriers. The address of the house, though, is 602 High Street. It is the corner house. Whose responsibility is it to finish the repairs: the city's or the home owner's?