Case Date:

7/9/2022

While weed wrangling today (Asian Bittersweet/Japanese Stiltgrass/Multi-Flora Rose), we found this Beech Tree down on one of the paths in Winslow Woods. It is on the left fork of the path closest to the community garden. We removed enough of the limbs and brush from the fallen tree for visitors to use the path. We do not know city protocol for mitigation/removal of fallen trees in greenspaces, so we left the balance of the removal for the city. Thank you.

Case Date:

10/19/2020

The playground structures at this park are in really poor condition. The rubber surfacing is falling apart, and the equipment is quite degraded. It needs to be replaced. When is this playground scheduled for maintenance/ replacement?

Case Date:

10/19/2020

I was told that the playground is slated for replacement in spring 2021, which is great! I would like to suggest that the city consider adding a "Natural Playground" in the wooded area behind the shelter. Natural playgrounds are so amazing for kids, and an attraction for the community. There are two great ones nearby- Cool Creek Park in Indy, and at the Louisville Nature Center in Louisville! See https://childhoodbynature.com/the-big-deal-about-nature-playgrounds/

Case Date:

11/3/2005

Bags must have sticker attached. 954

Case Date:

11/3/2005

Exceeds weight limit of 40 lbs. 954

Case Date:

4/7/2011

Exceeds weight Limit of 40 pounds. Exceeds can limit of 35 gallons. Please don't overload your can 956 crew did take it

Case Date:

2/25/2005

Ms. Perin wanted to know if there was a way to pay her city utilities bill online but not automatic withdrawl from her checking or savings account

Case Date:

7/24/2003

exceeds 40 lb. weight limit

Case Date:

7/6/2009

no tags

Case Date:

3/17/2019

On February 24 during a wind storm a tree, which stands near the power line between Arden Dr. and Queens Way, dangerously cracked. The workers from Duke Energy, who cut a big portion of the tree, understandably didn’t want it to fall on the power line. They did it in a such way that branches fell to our back yard and even damaged the fence. Duke doesn’t want to remove debris and repair the fence. Despite the tree stand on the land belonging to Duke (or town?) and the damage was not the act of nature, they claim that it is not their responsibility. Please help us to recover from this Duke’s «gift». Sergey Pinchuk, 2112 Arden Dr.