Case Date:

3/28/2026

There was a small fire 2 days ago started in the grass area of property of Governor Park Apartments and the trailer Court area. Its a smoking area where people go out to smoke. I live near there but not at the apartments. I see people who sit in chairs and use a green tin to put there smoke out and the butts are never put out. There was a guy passed out drunk at the can then later it started fire. The can was smoldering. It does almost every night and it's right in the parking lot of the apartments so I don't know how this is legal because it's near a apartment complex. Fire department comes when called but the fires DONT STOP. The can is not a proper cigarette extinguisher and it's has been an ongoing problem that I'm afraid it's going to start field on fire that goes into my property.

Case Date:

5/12/2026

This is a blight issue. Property needs to be cleaned, maintained and secured to prevent vagrancy.

Case Date:

5/17/2026

Trash in front of the garage doors on E Second Street side of the property. Camper, boat, several vehicles in yard parked on the grass. Several huge storage sheds with who knows what in it.

Case Date:

4/21/2026

I would like to be able to get to the University Sewing business from the B-Line trail. The road and parking lot pavement on both sides of the sidewalk are very broken and uneven with the sidewalk. Would appreciate if it can be made wheelchair accessible so I can get to the business

Case Date:

4/16/2026

I quote the city Ordinance 15.040.020 (Abandoned vehicle means): 2) A vehicle left on public property continuously without being moved for three days. The white sedan at 613 S Eastside Drive has not been moved for over 30 days. Plus has a license plate that expired in Nov. 2025. "Neighbors' dispute" or not, does that invalidate the City Ordinance?

Case Date:

5/1/2026

Requesting use of speed bumps or some sort of traffic mitigation device. As the new neighborhood is being built west of our location it has led to increased traffic and significant danger. Cherokee Drive is barely wide enough for two cars to pass in some areas and with increased traffic it is unsafe for children and pets. In addition, driver's have sped through when people are outside and yelled threats to people in the neighborhood. Cherokee Drive is the first access point to this neighborhood from the north on Rogers and therefore receiving the bulk of traffic especially during traditional evening commute hours.

Case Date:

5/22/2026

Overgrown vegetation taking over sidewalk

Case Date:

4/22/2026

Lots of poison ivy at a mccsc bust stop on the chickering property.

Case Date:

5/4/2026

Poison ivy

Case Date:

3/13/2026

Gravel driveway washed down onto sidewalk. Difficult to pass with wheelchair.