Case Date:

12/17/2019

pothole

Case Date:

12/2/2019

On my way into work today I hit the pothole along the edge of southbound N Crescent Rd in front of the new apartment complex currently being built. This hole is probably close to a 1/3 of the size of my car. The road is narrow and there was oncoming traffic. I had no way to swerve and miss it. I'm assuming the construction site traffic is chewing up the asphalt driving in and out causing the hole. Who's paying to replace my tire?

Case Date:

10/24/2019

Why hasn't this junk been removed yet?

Case Date:

9/24/2019

Two.Abandoned.Vehicles.

Case Date:

9/11/2019

Yard overgrown and still waiting for 2 abandoned cars to be removed

Case Date:

9/3/2019

Referencing Case #169794 It's been 20 days. Thank you, Captain Pedigo. I appreciate your efforts.

Case Date:

8/9/2019

Referencing Case# 169756 I wish to apologize. I gave the incorrect address. The correct address is 1300 W. 15th Street. The abandoned vehicle in view of street and park is a Jeep Cherokee. In addition, there is a junk vehicle dumped in the woods behind the Jeep.

Case Date:

8/7/2019

1350 W. 15th St. Aside from the so-called "wooded" part, the yard is overgrown with weeds and Asian Bush Honeysuckle

Case Date:

8/7/2019

1350 W. 15th St. Abandoned vehicle in driveway in public view (an old GM SUV) - can be seen clearly as driving up the street and from Crestmont Park. Non-running and unmoved for a long time.

Case Date:

6/21/2019

Tick heaven. There is no. It is nothing but invasive honeysuckle and weeds. I have to keep cutting it back on my property line because it continues to infringe. There are 5 children living in that house. That's their business to run the run of lyme disease and West Nile, but I don't like it being a spawning ground near me. And now the CDC has released a report about these "kissing bugs." The City code refers to "noxious weeds." They got 'em.