The grass and weeds have grown very tall on this city-owned land bordering the ditch that runs along Davis Street. Sometimes neighbors will mow this strip but no one is doing it this summer. Please send out the city mowers to cut down this too-long growth. Thank you.
Grass over grown
Pothole in the pedestrian crossing at S Adams and Patterson
Potholes on E First at the speed bumps in front of #1852 and #2028 (the new house). Continuing towards Sheridan, pothole near the YIELD sign on the right hand side after the last speed bump on E First before it becomes Sheridan. This is (closed?) case #178726 (Febr. 1, 2022) and #179389 March 29, 2022). Continuing on E First towards Highland, several more potholes on the south side of the road starting at the intersection with Eagleson.
The rr trestle is crumbling at a much faster rate than before.
The button for the dog water fountain is sticky. I've walked past it a couple times and water is trickling out of the lower bowl. If I push the button a couple times it gets unstuck and the water stops.
Grass and weeds are as high as fence, rodents are starting to show up and unsafe for small children that live there.
On Henderson just south of Thornton in the south bound lane on the west side of the lane is a big pot hole. It is in front of Black Lumber and south of a street drain. This pot hole has been growing and becoming a nice hazard.
Huge pothole that keeps growing in width, length, and depth needs attention. The pothole is on the right side of the south bound lane of Rogers, just south of Rockport Road (in the south west corner of the intersection, just south of the intersection). This pothole is placed prominently to seriously injure a motorcyclist or bicyclist.
We recently had a plumbing contractor come out to our house to inspect our plumbing. They indicated that our water pressure was between 90 to 100 PSI and could be caused by a problem from our water utility. They indicated that the pressure should be less than 60 PSI and that such high pressure could damage our pipes and appliances that use water. Is this something that the City's water utility team could look into? Thank you!