Case Date:

3/15/2026

The owner of this building has, for more than a year, failed to maintain this building in a sanitary condition. When we had high winds on March 15, 2026, I discovered materials blown into my lawn that contained what looked to have asbestos in it. The property owner has also left his property to accumulate mold and an obscene amount of trash and fails to do basic upkeep without me filing reports with the City. At some points I believe I’ve seen rodents on the property. This is beyond just annoying and ugly; it’s actually hazardous to our neighbors’ health.

Case Date:

3/14/2026

Culvert repair began in November 2025. Since that was finished and a temporary patch made, there has been no further paving. As a result, a 30 yard long stretch of Browncliff, at the bottom of a small hill, is crumbling, full of potholes, and has a big dip where the culvert was reconstructed. Please get to this soon, while there is still a bit of pavement left.

Case Date:

3/13/2026

Deep pothole northbound lane

Case Date:

3/13/2026

Resident called in to report that one of the "One Way" signs at the intersection of E 3rd Street & S Indiana Avenue is falling off the traffic light post.

Case Date:

3/13/2026

Sand and gravel in the bicycle lanes on North College Avenue still needs to be cleared.

Case Date:

3/13/2026

The sand and gravel in the bicycle lanes on North College Avenue has not been cleared for the past two weeks.

Case Date:

3/13/2026

pothole

Case Date:

3/13/2026

Tree limb broken and blocking the sidewalk next to the alley.

Case Date:

3/13/2026

Large pothole on 17th St. westbound lane between David baker and Linglebach

Case Date:

2/16/2026

A large (dead) limb broke off the top of the red maple out front in the ROW, but the limb got caught in some other branches and is now hanging up there over the street. Can someone carefully extract the limb from the crown so that the healthy limbs (and cars and pedestrians) underneath are not in peril? It is too high up for a regular person to do it alone. Looks like it will require either a specialist who is a good climber and/or some sort of crane. Thank you.