A Red Chevy Cavalier has been blocking W. 8th Street (dead end side going toward Adams) for almost 2 weeks. It appears to be abandoned with the license plate removed. The rear end is heavily damaged and the owner left a note in the back windshield.
An abandoned car gettin vandalized with parts strewn on lot
Red Pontiac grand pr flat tire has been outside 1411 west illinois for almost a yr now and has not moved.
Vehicle is parked in easement on Habitat Street. Has a plate, but no number and seems abandoned.
They often park on the side of the road in the easement and in front of the mailbox on Hopewell Street, blocking access to the mailbox. They also park on the corner of 8th and Hopewell Streets making it difficult to see traffic turning onto Hopewell and it makes it hard to see when turning onto 8th St. There are big, muddy ruts in the easement along side this property from where they park there. There are often 3-4 vehicles parked there at any given time.
People from this address continue to park in the easement on Habitat Street making it difficult to turn from Habitat Street onto 8th and from 8th onto Habitat Street. This is not a parking location and there is plenty of parking on 8th Street!
Cars parked in a no parking anytime zone halfway in the road
I live at 1502 W 12th Street and there is a silver Pontiac Grand Prix out front that belongs to the people who lived at my address before me, I was told I needed to contact the city to have it removed, it appears to have been abandoned. It's taking up too much space and my wife's and my own family don't have anywhere to park when they come visit. Thank you.
Wrecked and abandoned green Honda has been parked along the north side of 12th St that weeds are growing up through the road around it. The plate sticker is 2019. Junk car needs to be removed.
There is a couple living in this camper, you can even see the cable connecting power to the house right next to ours, not sure of address. The owner of the home it’s parked in front of has no idea what’s happening or if they are going to be there for an extended period of time.