Citizen called to let us know that there is a dead deer in the tree plot on 1700 block of Liberty Dr., across from car dealership, in front of IU Health Southern Indiana Physicians.
Caller stated there were skunks and rats living in area due to tall grass. Separate UReport entered to HAND for excessive growth.
Problem reported in alley off of W. Cottage Grove Avenue between cottage Grove and W. 11th St. Reports of large amounts of animals in back yard near ally, noise complaint as well. Person making complaint wished to remain anonymous to avoid potential retaliation by homeowner. Has made complaint in the past from address 612 N. Summit St.
Multiple (20+) cats being fed behind property. Attraction seems to be concentrated in neighborhood.
Dozens of cats running loose, creating nuisance
Peter and Lona want to report their neighbors' very loud dogs that are constantly outside. The address with the dogs is 3415 E. Olcott Blvd, house facing Dale Ct. Lona wants to be updated on any action taken, and her number is 267-626-6767. Peter's is 267-626-6726. They find the noise very disruptive when they try to work at home, and are very frustrated that no action has been taken.
Dead raccoon in the street, stinking up the neighborhood, attracting vultures and maggots. The residents want it gone as soon as possible. Reported by Charles Billings, 812.334.2900. He has called 3 times to try to get the raccoon removed.
The woman at this address has a dog that has been running loose and leaving excrement on the neighbors' properties. Several complaints have been filed since the first incident on Thanksgiving, but the woman still refuses to put her dog on a leash. Woodlands Winding Brook has a By Law that requires dogs to be on leashes. According to the constituent who reported this, several other incidents related to this dog and dog-owner have already occurred. I would suggest getting into contact with them for the entire story. Constituent would like to be notified when this matter has been resolved, and would like it to be resolved as soon as possible.
Abandoned black kitten on the intersection of Wimbleton and Montclair, in Sycamore Hills neighborhood.
Ms. Cunningham called with a concern about a raccoon in the Gentry Quarters dumpster and how she had been treated by Animal Control. She called the landlord, Health Dept, and Animal Control and was given the runaround at all 3 about the raccoon. She claims to have been told by Animal Control that "we're closed today and don't have anyone to help you." She's expressed concerns that the landlord leaves the JB's Disposal dumpster lid open, inviting in the raccoon, and HAND hasn't been helpful with the tenant-landlord complaint. She was quite frustrated -- not only to not get answers to her questions, or help with the raccoon, but to feel like she'd been brushed off and given the run around by so many departments. As soon as I hung up with Ms. Cunningham, I took a second call from another Gentry Quarters resident with concerns about the raccoon. Is Animal Control available to assist with the raccoon? Thanks for your help.