Reports 3,111,647

Blocking wheelchair access

Huge deformation in road surface.

Yard Waste Sticker Request

I'm only visiting Boston again since around 10 years ago. We ate at a restaurant in Back Bay area, and in a period of 2 hours I witnessed violent and disordered behaviors from teen groups: 1. A group of teen talking loudly and throwing a soda cup with coke in it, right into the street, with the coke spilling all over and the cup remained on the street. And littering on the street in general. 2. A couple teens biking dangerously in the road with a city bike, and at one point actually tries to go AGAINST the one-way traffic flow in the street, while one person videotaping it. And then they trash the city bike by throwing it into the sidewalk. 3. A group of teens (5-6 people) riding E-Bikes on the street (not on bike lane, but the 5-6 people covering the full width of the street where the cars would pass), revving their engines and driving recklessly. People around the streets and tourists look a bit concerned and worried but they just ignore them and avoid them. The fact that there is NO category listed related to reporting disorderly behaviors, public disturbance, shows me what truth the city is trying to avoid. Why has Boston become like this? It used to be a great city. What happened? I just arrived in Boston today, but seeing all these incidents back to back in my first day completely ruined my trip changed my feeling and belief about Boston, and I just feel like leaving this city and NEVER visit again.

Overflowing trash

Car with license plate 2TGP92 parked illegally in front of our driveway. Can barely get in without hitting the car. Absolutely needs a ticket. Ridiculous

Sewer gas is unbearable. Please send water and sewer.

constituent states this car is blocking a hydrant | The closest intersecting street: [school st] How is the car parked illegally: [Blocking hydrant] Make: [Ford] Model: [4DR] Color: [GreySilver]

The no truck sign broke and on the side walk for a few weeks. Please fix ASAP

Truck parked right on a hydrant and bus stop