closed #212830
Excessive Growth
147 E Willow CT
- Case Date:
- 8/3/2026
721 2nd Street - trash blocking sidewalk 522 Park Ave - trashed couch has been in front yard for months 518 Park Ave - mattress in street 502 Hunter Ave. - excess unremoved trash including furniture at curb
It is so difficult to get into the doorway at the lower level entrance to Fountain Square on S Walnut St (the closest entrance to Brightside Cafe) in a wheelchair. The metal transition strip looks bent and doesn't span the full height of the step, so it's not fully wheelchair accessible. Very hard to enter without a push-to-open button in a wheelchair. Still very difficult even if someone holds the door for me, because of the height of the transition. Let me know if you'd like me to show Michael Shermis in-person. Thank you.
Not a new report but followup on your reply to 212831 8/3/2026 16:05:49 Closed by Kyle Baugh Hello Betty, Thank you for reporting this issue. This sign is intended for the pedestrian detour for folks to utilize the north sidewalk along W 2nd Street while the new path is under construction. I will pass this note to the project manager for this location to see if there are any adjustments that may help clarify the setup. This doesn't make sense unless the sign faces WEST as well as EAST. A pedestrian heading east is heading AWAY from any closed sidewalks. If it DOES face both ways, PLEASE COVER UP THE WEST FACING SIGN before a driver turns left into College into oncoming traffic. Thank you!
LARGE BAG OF TRASH ON RIGHT SIDE OF ROAD RIGHT PAST 11TH STREET, BUSTED OPEN ALSO TRAS SCATTERED.
Except for maybe two (entrance and leasing office), all of the street lights in Oakdale Square Apartments have been non-functional since April. This is a violation of Unified Development Ordinance, Section 21.301.07. Failure to maintain street lighting poses a safety risk to residents and pedestrian and increases the risk of property crimes.
I discovered this graffiti at an address where RCV Roofing was recently working. I have called the company to alert them to the situation and asked for abatement. I do not know what action they may or may not take.
some excavators parked right on the yellow curb on 19th. It’s completely blocking the view of oncoming traffic, which is super sketchy. Really hope it gets moved soon
Art installation not lighting up