Still can’t clearly see the walking trail when crossing this intersection coming from under the train bridge. Not sure if the wrecker service owns the easement behind their building or if it is city maintained but it NEEDS to be mowed down on all sides at this crossing to improve visibility before a pedestrian is injured.
Not a new report but followup on your reply to 212831 8/3/2026 16:05:49 Closed by Kyle Baugh Hello Betty, Thank you for reporting this issue. This sign is intended for the pedestrian detour for folks to utilize the north sidewalk along W 2nd Street while the new path is under construction. I will pass this note to the project manager for this location to see if there are any adjustments that may help clarify the setup. This doesn't make sense unless the sign faces WEST as well as EAST. A pedestrian heading east is heading AWAY from any closed sidewalks. If it DOES face both ways, PLEASE COVER UP THE WEST FACING SIGN before a driver turns left into College into oncoming traffic. Thank you!
Bed bugs in apartment on and off for last two years throughout the building and other units. Bites on legs and chest and neighbor is having issues as well. 18 days ago management treated bed bugs in unit 303 of building 303. Management also treated for bed bugs in November 2025. On going issue.
I know this is a rental community i do not know what else to do however. The landlord either doesn't realize it's their responsibility or isn't concerned about the limbs hanging over the sidewalks in the community. I'm physically disabled and legally blind have home health care services. To problems with getting caregivers I've been forced to be home days at a time. I like to get out and walk however. To help my arthritis. For overall well being. The rather hilly terrain here is difficult enough for me. The limb issues are posing more of a risk to me unfortunately. I have had several eye surgeries despite wearing sunglasses when outside the limbs hanging still pose a risk of injury to my eyes. I had a severe infection from unknown means in past months that posed risk of losing the eye. If the city can do anything to enforce the management tend to the limb issues it would be greatly appreciated.
I know this is a rental community i do not know what else to do however. The landlord either doesn't realize it's their responsibility or isn't concerned about the limbs hanging over the sidewalks in the community. I'm physically disabled and legally blind have home health care services. To problems with getting caregivers I've been forced to be home days at a time. I like to get out and walk however. To help my arthritis. For overall well being. The rather hilly terrain here is difficult enough for me. The limb issues are posing more of a risk to me unfortunately. I have had several eye surgeries despite wearing sunglasses when outside the limbs hanging still pose a risk of injury to my eyes. I had a severe infection from unknown means in past months that posed risk of losing the eye. If the city can do anything to enforce the management tend to the limb issues it would be greatly appreciated.
The house next to mine has been unoccupied for years and they do not clean their side of the ally. Normally I wouldn’t care but folks have been running over our down spots and hitting our house because they swerve away from the access vegetation.
The house next to mine has been unoccupied for years and they do not clean their side of the ally. Normally I wouldn’t care but folks have been running over our down spots and hitting our house because they swerve away from the access vegetation.
Vehicle parked in the wrong direction along Walnut Street
Thank you for the reply for the ticket with the number. #212792 One additional question, the city won't help to fix the road. Do we still need to pay for the city parking fees? Best Xinrui
It is so difficult to get into the doorway at the lower level entrance to Fountain Square on S Walnut St (the closest entrance to Brightside Cafe) in a wheelchair. The metal transition strip looks bent and doesn't span the full height of the step, so it's not fully wheelchair accessible. Very hard to enter without a push-to-open button in a wheelchair. Still very difficult even if someone holds the door for me, because of the height of the transition. Let me know if you'd like me to show Michael Shermis in-person. Thank you.