Case Date:

8/1/2026

Overgrown weeds/brush/branches here block view for drivers turning left (south) onto Walnut St. Pike from E. Allendale Dr. (side of Allendale east of Walnut St. Pike.)

Case Date:

5/26/2026

Area behind dumpster is full of trash. This backs up to neighborhood Edward’s Row street. Granite properties manage this location.

Case Date:

8/1/2026

The path between Park on Morton apartments (Georgia Ave) and College Ave just south of the railroad tracks is almost completely blocked by vegetation and mud. When they cleaned up the erosion control from the recent construction just south of it, they displaced even more mud onto the path. There is also mud further upstream from longer-term erosion. The vegetation is dense across the whole path. This is a repeat of ureport #212168, which was closed because HAND couldn't think of what to do about it. *someone* has to be able to maintain this path, or you need to *escalate it beyond department heads*. it is completely unacceptable that we will simply give up on this valuable pedestrian infrastructure after all of the work was already done to construct it in the first place! This is a public ROW for pedestrians and as such it is *MORE VALUABLE* than the streets that y'all spend millions of dollars on every single year. Failure is not an option.

Case Date:

7/6/2026

bright flood light mounted at corner of Dodds and South Morton (aimed west, southwest toward Fagan Stone building) shines into our bedroom through northeast window

Case Date:

8/2/2026

'Koontz Construction' two signs in the ROW. At the Montessori School

Case Date:

8/3/2026

Couch left out.

Case Date:

8/2/2026

Provolt sign in row

Case Date:

8/2/2026

Kroger sign in row by drainage area and feather flag by road.

Case Date:

8/2/2026

'Cash For Books' in the grass in the ROW.

Case Date:

8/4/2026

The house next to mine has been unoccupied for years and they do not clean their side of the ally. Normally I wouldn’t care but folks have been running over our down spots and hitting our house because they swerve away from the access vegetation.