closed #212908
Parks & Playgrounds
Bryan Park
- Case Date:
- 8/6/2026
If this is a Callery pear, you should probably get rid if it. At the north end of the railing across Sheridan Creek on the sidewalk on the Henderson side.
If this is a Callery pear, you should probably get rid if it. At the north end of the railing across Sheridan Creek on the sidewalk on the Henderson side.
Some kind of squirrel feeder constructed around tree in RoW.
some excavators parked right on the yellow curb on 19th. It’s completely blocking the view of oncoming traffic, which is super sketchy. Really hope it gets moved soon
To Whom It May Concern, I would like to report a concern regarding the traffic signal at the intersection of South Walnut Street and East South Drive. A couple of months ago, the traffic signal timing was changed. Since then, the light appears to stop northbound and southbound traffic on South Walnut Street much more frequently than it allows traffic to exit South High School via East South Drive. As a result, traffic on South Walnut Street backs up significantly, particularly during the morning rush hour. Prior to the timing change, traffic seemed to flow much more efficiently. If possible, I would appreciate it if the signal timing could be reviewed and adjusted to more closely match its previous operation. Thank you for your time and consideration. Sincerely, David Taylor
Water fountain bottle filler has been running for several minutes and will not turn off
There are no street lights in the parking lot at the IU Health Orthopedics office at the address listed. When leaving the clinic at night, especially in the winter it is very dark and feels unsafe, especially if you are one of the later appointments and a lot of the staff has left. Is it possible to get lights installed in the parking lot? It seems like a serious safety concern for a medical office to not have lights in the parking lot. Thanks!
The retention pond in Coppertree community on south Coppertree has been at normal level only twice in 2026. The last time was July 27. (Photo included which shows the elevated level line) Subsequently the community got significant rainfall on Saturday August returning the high level.
Immobile vehicles left on street 24/7. They are never moved, and the city code requires cars be moved every 72 hours.
Trash Disposal Truck did not pick up trash bin Tuesday (8/4). Bin was outside on curb at 8 pm the night before (8/3). Airbnb across street may have blocked it.
Is there a place to request NO new street lights? Or to oppose requests for new and "improved" lighting? There is plenty of evidence that night lighting is harmful, to humans and to animals. There is also evidence that lighting does not reduce crimes. I don't live in a "bright" area of the city, and yet light is all around me at night, including creeping into my house and bedroom even though I have room darkening drapes. I want nighttime and stars back. I can't be the only one, and yet it seems that procedures are set up to favor increased lighting and profits for Duke.