Dark as night, along those blocks that serve as entrances for Park Doral apts, east side of Cambridge Square Apts, around the new Apartments on the corner. No street lights were installed, yet all the apartment dwellers walk along here to get to shops and grocery stores, past where unhoused hide and sleep behind Best Buy. Dangerous. Cars turn down this street all day and night to avoid the bypass 3rd St intersection.
Pitch black neighborhood along E. 7th, effecting Park Doran, Cambridge Square, Relato Apartments— impossible to see, dangerous because cars pull off of Bypass here as a short cut, and unhoused hide in bushes behind Best Buy. Any renter walking to the grocery stores after 5pm risks getting hurt by strangers and traffic. Need many streetlights along these blocks. How did you forget to add them?
Thank you City for moving ahead on Morningside calming. So excited and glad you are expediting with construction in mind. Please ignore the curmudgeons. Progress and safety!
Man yelling and intimidating vehicles at w 3rd st and liberty dr
Noise complaints, underage drinking, maxwell drive and Henderson st
Can BPD enforce the State laws for loud exhausts on vehicle? There are some you can hear a half mile on more away. I know they are under staff and over worked. We really appreciate all they do and have to put up with.
I live on Woodburn Ave. An on Wednesday March 20th around 930am the person driving this city vehicle not only was driving way to fast down my street where kids live and play. But while out putting markings down was loudly talking/yelling to himself I assume, but it was foul language that I would not want my child to hear and possibly repeat. I know in my field of work, when you clock in you are representing your place of work. I am shocked that this is the way the city is representing out in the public eye.
The city really needs to use something besides Facebook for notifications about public safety issues. Residents should not be required to use that platform to receive timely information. There was a major gas leak today and apparently that was the only place it was posted. People were unaware.
Our area is in the city limits, and the intersection of Moores Pike and Smith Road is ver dark at night and needs a street light, in my opinion.
Can the police department start enforcing traffic and noise/nuisance laws? There’s a reason these got passed as law to be in place. Quality of life and good sleep matter, but enforcement hasn’t been occurring since before the pandemic. Hope to see this turn around and put our dollars at work for better environment