Case Date:

4/6/1998

person would not leave name: Thompson Park needs Port-a-Potties

Case Date:

4/1/1998

read in 1998 spring guide that shelters are available from April 1 to Oct 31 on a first come first serve basis. Came in on April 1 to reserve a shelter only to be told that it had been reserved on Jan 1st. Wants to know why this wasn't clear in the program guide.

Case Date:

3/30/1998

Caller upset that bathrooms were not unlocked, grown men were "peeing in the ditch". Does not want kids to see that. Possible port-a-potty? Loves parks, just does not want kids exposed to "exposure". Water fountains were on.

Case Date:

3/4/1998

re: Rails & Trails, and Building Trades Park. Garbage cans along Rails to Trails and Building Trades Park. Also, dog messes everywhere, can't walk. Would like signs put up.

Case Date:

2/27/1998

Park Ridge West on Longview: He was there last night, the security light is out. Also, there really needs to be 2 lights there instead of 1, without it, it is really dark. Needs the light ASAP.

Case Date:

2/25/1998

re: Lower Cascades Ball Fields. Lower Cascades has piles of leaves and debris at ball fields. There is a very strong smell like "rotten olives" coming from these piles. Caller has called police in reference to illegal dumping. He is very concerned about this illegal dumping. The odor is very strong from parking lot to intersection. PLEASE CALL BACK!

Case Date:

2/25/1998

Rails to Trails: there is barbed wire in a patch of trees. She was walking around dusk and walked into it. Had to get 6 stitches. Is in the Sommersby neighborhood. (It sounds like there is a small path that leads from Sommersby to the main trail. This is where she encountered the barbed wire. This may not actually be a "real" path.)

Case Date:

9/26/1997

The employees at BPD park along the east side of Morton St. the sidewalk in the 400 block of N. Morton is overgrown with weeds, has a lot of broken glass on it and the sidewalk is broken and uneven in most places.

Case Date:

5/10/2007

Grass is high.

Case Date:

12/6/2000

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