complaint of overgrowth. You might also leave a drop card or try to talk to person living there. Neighbor thinks this may be an unregistered rental. She said man who previously lived there, (still listed on GIS) always kept place very nice. Now she has only seen a woman living here.
Some feedback for your web team: I find the city website generally to be clear, helpful, and easy to use. However, the lack of topic-specific contact information for city staff is frustrating. I don't like talking on the phone. I'd rather have things in writing. I would just like to know whom to email. But I have to guess. This--combined with weird, low-information job titles ("Rental Specialist 1," "Rental Specialist 2," "Program Manager"--those have no meaning to me as the customer of city services!) makes it frustrating to know whom to contact. Why not just make a directory that tells what important topics are in people's individual responsibilities and areas of expertise?
Large pothole on Rogers, just before 6th Street
Large pothole on Rogers, just before 6th Street
Large pothole on Rogers, just before 6th Street
Ms. Young reached out to the Office of the Mayor with concerns about the property at 823 W. 17th St. Ms. Young stated that there is trash, thick vegetation and pests on the property- making it a public health hazard.
Street lights staying on during the day 300-500 blk of N Lincoln St.
Trash in the back yard of property at 121 W. Green Tree Lane by shed. Can be seen from Allen Street.
Damage to soap dispenser in women's restroom at Bryan Park, north of westernmost baseball diamond was reported to me.