Dog is emaciated, very scared, and chained up outside does have shade and water though. I talked to a neighbor who says they’ve seen the owners kids playing with the dog. He also said they’ve lived there for about 4 years. The dog simply does not look well. It may well be being neglected.
The dogs at this address are CONSTANTLY barking outside, day & night. I’m talking like afternoon through 4-5 am when a neighbor comes outside and has to yell across the neighborhood to the house asking them to take their excessively loud dogs inside. It’s definitely disturbing the peace and my sleep.
It’s 3 am three dogs barking non stop from afternoon to 3 am. This is unacceptable. This is not first issue with these dogs. They are the only dogs in area which break noise ordinances weekly. They need a citation. The police will be called next time. This channel doesn’t seem to result in consequences. I need to sleep to go to work but selfish dog owners rule . They are barking barking barking barking barking…I am calling tomorrow animal control and city council and mayor. Citizens come first not dogs.
Dad skunk in the middle of road. Thank you.
Massive hornets nest hanging over the Clear Creek Trail. Watched someone almost hit their head on it riding a bike past
patches of gravel in bike lane on Lincoln between University St. and 3rd
According to John Garzee’s response to Ureport #210034, “Cyclists traveling east-west are not being detected at the signal, so they have to use the pedestrian push button to get a green. The current equipment does not reliably detect bikes, and fixing this would require upgrading the detection system. We’ve noted the location, but until funding is available for that upgrade, the signal will not consistently turn green for people biking.” In light of this situation, are there resources available to make the pedestrian beg button accessible to cyclists? It is currently impossible for a cyclist to press the button without getting off the bike and walking to the sidewalk.
Signpost marking the bike-ped trail is quite crooked and loose
When waiting at the light to cross College Mall on Covenanter coming from the west, the light will not change if you are a cyclist waiting at the intersection and no car is behind you. This has been the case for years. My only solution has been to go through the red light after cars are done turning and hope for the best. This is a greenway route, so I hope this can be improved as soon as possible.
Trash, sticks, and those little spikey gum tree seeds