Case Date:

8/21/2023

Street light is still out. Duke never came to fix.

Case Date:

8/8/2023

A tree feel from 1307 E Davis Street across the street and is blocking an important drainage area across the street that is extremely important for the downhill run off.

Case Date:

8/7/2023

Street light out

Case Date:

7/18/2023

the alley way running along the side has large divers again

Case Date:

7/14/2023

The alley between s highland and Eagleson by my address has a huge pothole that has been there for YEARS. More than one person has tripped and fallen. Please come repair. This is my second request.

Case Date:

7/6/2023

During last nights storm, part of a large walnut tree cracked and fell, partly the street. Neighbors used a chain saw to clear their driveway for access, but debris is still on the road and blocking storm drainage/run off areas. Also, two dead trees nearby are at an angle and look like they may fall in the next storm. Street light and fire hydrant are located in the small area as well.

Case Date:

6/26/2023

A large tree limb fell from our neighbor's sycamore tree during the storm last night. We moved the branches to the side of the road, but the large branches need to be picked up.

Case Date:

6/24/2023

On Southdowns, in the bike lane opposite the entrance to the Woodlawn parking lot across from Bryan Park pool, there's a hole that is wide enough to swallow a bike tire and make someone crash. In fact, people have crashed there. It's a trap for bike tires. It's been that way for 5 years or more.

Case Date:

6/8/2023

Intersection of 2nd and Henderson has a stop sign on all 4 corners. All but one of them face the lane of traffic which is supposed stop. The one circled in blue (NW corner) on the photo seems unnecessary. For traffic going east on 2nd, there is the sign on the SW corner. For traffic heading west on 2nd, there is a sign on the NE corner. A friend pointed that out, and we are both curious: Why is there a redundant sign? Thanks!

Case Date:

5/27/2023

Reflective warning sign where S. Park Ave. deadends at the north side of Bryan Park. The top bolt came out and the top of the sign swung down.