closed #209815
Trash
515 S Rose AVE
- Case Date:
- 4/6/2026
A lot of trash between wooden sidewalk and 2nd St., just east of Rose Avenue. Photo is looking east, but not much trash is visible in it.
A lot of trash between wooden sidewalk and 2nd St., just east of Rose Avenue. Photo is looking east, but not much trash is visible in it.
Beaten up plastic chair and metal table frame at the edge of the front yard. Have been there for over a week now.
There is a row of storage units immediately to the south of my apartment at Brandon Ct. There is a space between the units and a fence that is supposed to be maintained by Henderson Court. As you can see by the photo (I can provide more), it appears that unhoused people use it as a place to sleep. The area is strewn with trash, and mattress/foundation, and I would suspect that drug activity is or has occurred in the space. Furthermore, several packages have been stolen off of my stoop by occupants of this space. Clearly, this poses a health and safety hazard. I ask that the City investigate the area and assess fines and other sanctions against Granite, the listed property owners or managers. In addition to clean up and possible environmental remediation, I want the area secured in such a fashion that in the future no unhoused people can reoccupy the space. The Department may also need to contact Henderson Court for erection of a fence that denies access for the length of the fence that serves as the property line between Henderson Court and Brandon Court. I would like the City
There is an apartment complex which has been in business for over thirty years that has had graffiti on the retaining wall for over six months. It is located at the corner of Fess and 2nd Street. I initially thought that the owners of the complex would do something about it but so far, nothing.
My neighbors continuously pile trash in their backyard which then blows into my yard + surrounding areas. The daily chore of having to pick up trash in my yard has become unbearable. I’ve also watched squirrels dig through their litter finding things to eat. It’s disrespectful and getting old.
The yard is heavily infested with the yellow-flowering invasive weed Lesser Celandine that the city sent out a flier about, but the house is unoccupied and up for sale, so it’s not clear anyone would receive that notification or be responsible for removing/poisoning the plants. I can see a few plants in the adjacent yards along Brown Ridge, too.
Trash or homeless camp in woods
Residents have been storing trash and recycling containers on sidewalk for weeks.
There's always a lot of trash and empty alcohol containers thrown into the woods after sporting seasons. Would it be possible to add a recycling in the parking lot so that there's less chance of broken glass? Thank you