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A construction dumpster on a public street is obstructing safe egress from a residential driveway. Vehicles cannot exit without driving the wrong way on a one-way street, creating a traffic safety hazard. Property damage has already occurred due to the obstruction. Requesting inspection and relocation.

Mattress discarded on sidewalk on Burgess Street

Hello, Can you pick up the old Christmas trees in front of 9 Braemore Road, Brighton?

Dangerous iron fence post-- very loose-- on South Corner of the intersection of Comm. Ave and Exeter-- fence running south to north along Exeter-- Would hurt child or animal or person if it fell on them or if anyone leans on it

Dartmouth and Columbus right past Clerys

Expired permits (for a different street) posted and blocking resident parking

Rodent sighting Home was demolished today and now tonight there are rats and mice all over around the pile and area looking for new places to live. Was there a rodent plant submitted before demolition

I am reporting ongoing animal abuse and a health concern at Apartment #2, 38 Walnut Park, Roxbury. The residents regularly leave their dog outside in freezing temperatures for extended periods of time, often 12 hours or more. During these periods, I have not observed any food, water, or shelter provided for the animal. The dog cries throughout the night. On multiple occasions, I have observed the owner come outside to yell at the dog and strike it with a broom. The owner then sweeps the dog’s feces onto the driveway, rather than properly disposing of it. I have attempted to speak with the dog’s owner regarding this situation; however, she was hostile and unapproachable, and the issue has continued. I have also raised concerns to the property management, but no corrective action has been taken. The feces has remained present for weeks, despite the property having a cleaning department. This indicates a lack of proper sanitation and management response. There are children living throughout this apartment complex, and the ongoing presence of animal feces, combined with the strong and persistent odor, presents a potential health hazard to residents. This situation requires immediate attention. The conditions described constitute animal abuse and neglect, as well as a public health concern, and intervention is urgently needed to protect the animal and the residents.

THIS CAR HAS NOT MOVED IN WEEKS. ONLY ONE TICKET. PLEASE TICKET.

2 hour parking sign down on the ground for more than 2 weeks in front of the townhouses at 48 - 56 Van Winkle St.