Case Date:

4/24/2026

Large curb bump at S Gentry St and W 4th Street. Requesting to be made wheelchair accessible

Case Date:

4/24/2026

Abandoned vehicle

Case Date:

4/24/2026

Experiencing visibility issues as a pedestrian at the W 6th St and B-Line Trail intersection. Cars parked in the diagonal spots in front of Le Petit Cafe block pedestrian visibility down the road to the west. Because of this, I can't fully see down the road for cars until I'm already in the road. It's particularly an issue when larger vehicles like vans and trucks are parked there. Cars do not always approach this crosswalk at a slow enough speed to slow down for the pedestrians who couldn't see them

Case Date:

4/24/2026

We are the Management company for the Stadium View II property and Stadium View III. The Stadium View II property at 310-330 East 20th Street has multiple vehicles parked in the grass along 20th Street in front of the property daily. Also at Stadium View III, 319 East 20th there are cars almost daily parked partially blocking our west exit for the parking lot. They keep trying to squeeze 2 cars into the space and it will only fit one car. We have delivery trucks and trash trucks delivering to our maintenance shop at this property and it makes it difficult at times to get safely in and out of the lot. Thanks so much!!

Case Date:

4/24/2026

This section of this sidewalk and curb next to B-Line trail has missing tactile pavers. Upkeep seems to be a reccuring issue with this style of tactile curb. Not accessible.

Case Date:

4/24/2026

Big pothole appeared suddenly! On 10th traveling East. Right in front of that house that sells maple syrup. Thank you!

Case Date:

4/24/2026

Scooter left on sidewalk

Case Date:

3/20/2026

Case Date:

4/28/2026

Street tree is blocking sidewalk and street

Case Date:

4/28/2026

I live north of town in Fairwood Terrace. Multiple people in the neighborhood, including myself, have reported problems with their water service. Water pressure is low. Not so low you can't take a shower but low enough that toilets don't flush and it takes awhile to fill a sink, let alone a bath tub. The water flowing out of the faucet stops every second or so then starts flowing again. Water pressure is significantly lower in mornings when people are up and getting about their day and again drops in the evening when people get home and perhaps start cooking meals, taking showers, etc. It is a little too soon to blame the problem on people watering grass and gardens. I called the Utilities department about the problem last week and was told I had a leak in my supply line and should call a plumber. I would be glad to do that and will anyway as the line to my house is some 60+ years old. But considering so many other people are having this problem it would be most appreciated if you could send someone out to investigate what's going on as there are too many with this issue for it to be supply ines to people's houses. We have many families int he neighborhood that really can't afford the $300+ bill to for a plumber to check their lines. I will even volunteer to pay a reasonable amount for the City to come out and check that the water supply is functioning properly. We could really use some help on this one. Dan Beeker