On the south side of the intersection of W. 6th and N. Morton, in the crosswalk going across Morton by Janko's, the pavement in the crosswalk is very rough. There is one particularly concerning pothole that could trip someone, turn an ankle, or otherwise create issues for pedestrians. This pothole needs filled. Thanks.
Our tenants have reported a lot of used needles all over the alley next to our Morton building. Would we be able to request a sharps pick up?
Poison Hemlock growing around Storm water drain outlet behind 555 and 603 N. Plymouth Rd in Parkridge East.
Citizen reported to the Parks and Recreation Department that she takes weekly walks with her client along the Jackson Creek Trail. The client has a significant fear of dogs. The citizen stated that they have repeatedly encountered a woman with a small, golden-colored dog that is off leash. According to the report, the dog approaches them, causing distress to the client. The citizen advised that she has asked the dog owner multiple times to leash the dog, but the individual responds with yelling and profanity. The caller has been advised to contact Animal Control regarding the situation. She also wished to document the concern in this UReport
Car parked partially in driveway and a little less than half of the car is out in the street.
Dogs are left outside day and night. Barking incessantly at all hours.
Piles of debris/yard wast bags inside fencing in front yard, installing fence posts next to sidewalk.
School bus driver asking if trees can be trimmed at intersection of E Dodds St & S Lincoln St please. They are hitting bus as she passes through. Thank you!
Left turn arrow turning west (left) from south side of Kinser Pike onto the Bypass is very short. Normally only one car, maybe two can go at a time before it turns yellow. There is a flashing yellow arrow that appears after the light goes red but it is also very short and sometimes doesn’t even appear even if there is traffic sitting in the lane. The short left turn arrows causes traffic to be backed up