I would like to report a dead city tree in the tree strip in front of my house. Tree site ID: 27963. The tree is—or was—a flowering crabapple, and it has died over the past few years. My house is located at a fairly prominent intersection, and I worry that the tree will be a hazard as it decays. Blair Johnston
Green "Gutter Cleaning" sign in the roundabout grass at S Rogers and Gordon Pike, going in the direction of the Baywood subdivision off Rogers.
'Huge Kids Sale' sign at the corner of Dixie and S Rogers.
There are about a dozen potholes on W Gourley Pike between Arlington Road and Monroe Street.
The traffic lights are blinking red and green while opposing traffic is also green.
Pedestrian walking signal button does not say 'wait'. Please fix for the vision impaired who use these buttons to assist with crossing the street. Location of walking signal button is SW corner of 7th and Walnut.
Broken glass on sidewalks at 9th and Washington, 10th and Walnut, and alley between 11th and 12th St.
My neighbor John East told me that city surveyors were planning a project to renovate this storm drain system that flows from his yard in an open stream - through my yard which was tiled over at some point (I believe the city did this but cannot confirm). This system flows then into Cascades Park. There are a significant number of sunken areas along the path of this conduit in my yard - which has concerned me regarding the integrity of this pathway. I have had MUCH trouble with hydrostatic pressure along my basement foundation, and have not found a cause for this to date. Additionally, when the rain is hard enough, this system will back up into John's yard and the water will breach Skyline Dr. and flood my yard as well. I am looking for information about any plan for a project so that I can respond in time by moving perennials and manage expectations regarding disruption at the house from possible excavation and construction. Thank you. Sara Minard
This stormwater conduit that drains the Cascades neighborhood is compromised - tall weeds grow every season in several areas where the cement has crumbled away over the years. I have reported this before and requested a repair, however the response was to patch a few of the larger missing areas with asphalt. This is not a sufficient conduit to manage the volume of stormwater that flows from uphill. Especially since this is a very uneven surface, stormwater is not adequately managed at this point.
No water since at least 11:45am