Case Date:

6/1/2025

Multiple potholes on the curve where S. College meets S. Walnut

Case Date:

6/1/2025

The restroom closest to the accessible parking at the lower Cascades playground has a clogged and overflowed toilet. It appears that the other restroom in the building is locked and unusable. So there are no restrooms on a Sunday at lower Cascades. Yeah I don't think

Case Date:

6/1/2025

Bathrooms are not unable next to playground

Case Date:

5/29/2025

There is a pothole on eastbound Allen St before the light at Patterson Dr.

Case Date:

5/28/2025

Montclair Ave in Sycamore Knolls is a mess. Lots of crumbling pavement. Please repair. Thanks.

Case Date:

6/1/2025

Sidewalks along S Wexley were milled to eliminate trip hazards but the connector sidewalk between Wexley Rd and the Winslow Sports Park walking/running trail got missed. There are four trip hazards along that sidewalk. They were marked to be milled, but got missed.

Case Date:

5/30/2025

There is trash at this address that has been there well over a month. The city will not pick it up, because it overflows the trash containers and is outside the containers. I live by this priory and am sick of it. We have rats around here.

Case Date:

5/30/2025

Leaving an oversized vehicle and stacks of lumber blocking half of the street is unsafe for vehicles and pedestrians in this neighborhood. Lumber and steel are also blocking a sidewalk, but I was only able to attach one picture. There are vacant lots available to store construction materials which would not be a hazard to residents and visitors.

Case Date:

5/28/2025

Your Construction sign knock down I just let you know thanks

Case Date:

5/13/2025

there is a sidewalk that runs from the park to South wexley road. there are actually two sidewalks and the one I'm talking about is 100 yards south of the intersection of East Rock Creek drive and South wexley road. this sidewalk runs from South wexley road to the park and softball fields that are south of the South side YMCA. this sidewalk has four spots where the concrete sections have subsided creating a two to three inch trip hazard. there are four places in the sidewalk where this happens. two of them are marked with faded red paint but the two other ones aren't marked at all. a person walking or jogging can easily not spot them. I myself have tripped twice once I stubbed the heck out of my toe. I've seen similar situations where the protruding concrete section has been ground down to eliminate the two to three inches that are sticking up. I wanted to report it because I think it's a pretty unsafe situation because you do see joggers including some old people using it and it could easily trip them they could break a hip or something if you need more information my number is 812-391-0134