Case Date:

1/15/2025

The walking paths around Bryan Park are completely covered in ice. This area has many pedestrians and Woodlawn is a busy street. Please address this problem.

Case Date:

1/14/2025

The walking paths around Bryan Park are sheets of ice. This is a heavily-trafficked area and incredibly dangerous to walk on. One must walk in the road (on busy Woodlawn) to avoid the ice, which is itself dangerous.

Case Date:

1/14/2025

The trails in Bryan Park were not fully cleared of snow or salted after the major snow storm that happened a week ago. This has created hazardous icy conditions after some freeze/thaw cycles which makes walking and running there very difficult. The trails appear to have been plowed initial were but left 1-2" of snow that was never fully cleared and is now thawing partially during the warmer days and turning back to ice on the colder days.

Case Date:

12/3/2024

Picnic Shelter on the north side of Bryan Park. Roof has been mossy for quite a while but now some shingles have come off.

Case Date:

12/3/2024

Two issues at the same place. At the crossing place along the creek east of the basketball courts and the nearby bridge. 1) a tree branch has cracked and bent on the west side of thst crossing 2) it's been a few years since the last "fix" for the crossing where the intermittent stream enters Sheridan Creek. The fix involved a culvert, concrete and gravel. That area has eroded again. I'd like to suggest replacing that with a small bridge. Thank you!

Case Date:

11/17/2024

Huge cracks in the flooring. Saw a couple kids eat it pretty bad trying to run around

Case Date:

11/17/2024

Gate at the baby playground is broken

Case Date:

11/9/2024

Debris left under a tree that may include drug paraphernalia, had my dog with me so couldn’t get close. This is under a tree right by multiuse path on south end of Bryan park, not far from baseball field #2. Thanks!

Case Date:

10/13/2024

A question about memorial trees. I just noticed this London plane tree planted not far from the stump of a sycamore. I am curious why a non-native tree was chosen, instead of a native sycamore. I urge you to plant native trees in our park and tree plots, for various reasons including avoiding a repeat of those Callery pears,adjacent to the tennis courts, planted and then cut down later when we learned better. There are so many Callery trees along the B-Line that, I assume, will have to be cut down and replaced

Case Date:

10/13/2024

Memorial tree marker for George Juergens is heaved up from the ground More likely a mower might clip it Maybe add soil, or dig it up and reseat it again.