The house at 909 S Dunn Street had a tree removed last week. Whomever hauled away the debris dumped the stump on our property and it is close to blocking the city fire hydrant. It needs to be removed.
I am reporting this issue again, having to do with complaint #205576, with added information, and due to the fact that as of 9pm today/tonight (9/9/2025) none of the signs have actually been removed. I believe I also might've submitted to the wrong department. I have multiple photos, but it is only letting me upload the one of the sign on the opposite side of W. 3rd Street, which is currently secured to one of the city/county's traffic cameras, and is taking up some of the sidewalk, as it is more than just a simple signboard. The other 2 signs are located at the entrance to S. Yancy Ln. . One is mounted to the street sign for S. Yancy Ln. with plastic zip-ties, and the other one is secured to a "DEAD END" road sign, with what appears to be bungee cord. I believe the person who put the signs up resides at 106 Yancy Ln. and they should be cited/fined! The signs should also be removed either by city personnel or by the person who posted them immediately. Every day they remain where they are, it just encourages more residents to engage in the same activity.
Road construction signs have been here for months. No construction is happening. I received a response to my previous report that, "This project is not yet completed. The signs will be removed upon completion." Whatever project this is has also not begun. The signs need to be removed until the project is actually ready to commence. Posting signs months in advance is irresponsible. When and if this mystery project ever starts, crews will be at higher risk because of the street division's poor planning. Everyone in this neighborhood is used to those signs being there for no reason, so they are useless as a safety measure.
There is a large rock, probably 3 foot by 3 foot in the roadway by the sidewalk. Could not roll it into the grass, too heavy
Street light out west of 514 E Moss Creek Road
Weeds on curbside, side walk grass not cut & weed around turn signal control panel and in medium.
Pedestrian Crossing sign @ N. Pete Ellis Drive (300 Block) on East side approach is not visible due to low tree limbs. Motorists not familiar with this roadway may not see pedestrians as they step off the shaded and tree-covered curb under signage.
"Speed limit and Curve Ahead" sign next to entrance of IU Farmstead on N. Pete Ellis Drive is blocked by low-hanging limbs limiting visibility of motorists/cyclists, etc. near the Railroad approach & across from the Woodbridge Post Office busy intersection.
Street light at 6th between elm and oak is out.
Broken sidewalk. West side of S Park Ave just north of 2nd