Case Date:

9/29/2022

There is an extremely bright blinking light on top of the building that bothers my eyes when I try to sleep every night. I live in the apartment complex next door. They will not turn it off. I am losing sleep over this. If it is for "safety" reasons, at least keep the light on but without the blinking. There is another bright light on the building too that does not blink, so I don't understand why it is necessary for this one to blink. The blinking of it is what bothers my eyes. There is also a jumbo screen that is super bright that should be turned off when the rooftop closes, yet they keep that on all night too. The jumbo screen isn't the main issue though, it's the bright blinking light. Please please if you can make the blinking stop I would appreciate it.

Case Date:

11/12/2023

Vey large flashing screen/sign on top of their building. Totally visible as a flashing sign/screen from Matlock Heights neighborhood. Seems to be on all the time, so not just an event screen. Pollutes with flashing light into the treescape.

Case Date:

9/10/2018

Traffic light at Walnut and Milller is having an issue - sensors aren't working and the light is staying red for too long

Case Date:

10/9/1998

VEHICLE HIT FIRE HYDRANT

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9/11/2007

The unifrom Lady (shop) has a sandwich board on walnut

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2/28/2007

The Uniform Shop has temp sign on Wlanut

Case Date:

7/29/1997

BASEMENT FILLED UP WITH WATER WHEN FLOW CREW WAS TESTING HYDRANTS RUINING SOME SUPPLIES AND FRAMES

Case Date:

7/7/2024

Uneven patch in the street… pothole

Case Date:

8/22/2024

At the crossing between walnut and college between the bypass an 17th (next to verve) The westbound lane has a detour sign pointing right. There is only one tiny one way sign. This will end in someone inevitably going the wrong way following the badly placed detour sign.

Case Date:

4/29/2019

It was a dark, but fair evening. Last night at around 10pm, I found myself traveling south on Walnut Street. Cruising along, listening to NPR, when, out of no where, a giant hole. I didn't succumb to the fear, and successfully steered my way around it. But, there might be a Smart Car or a bicyclist waiting for rescue at the bottom of that pothole. The pothole is in the right travel lane, in front of the Herald Times Building. If you are heading south, it would be the far western lane of Walnut. Go out there, and you will see it.