Reports 3,147,142

Subject: Formal Complaint and Request for $90.93 Reimbursement — Lansdowne Garage I am filing a formal complaint regarding my experience parking at Lansdowne Garage near Fenway on October 11, 2026. I paid $25 to park for a concert. When we were ready to leave, we discovered that cars had been double-parked in a way that prevented us from getting out. Our keys had not been collected, and there was no reasonable way for us to move our vehicle. We asked the parking attendant for help, but he was unable to resolve the situation. We also contacted the police, who told us they could not help. Because I had professional obligations and needed to get to my clients’ dogs, I ultimately had to pay $65.93 for a Lyft while my boyfriend stayed behind with our vehicle. He eventually managed to get the car out. This situation was unacceptable. We paid for parking and should have been able to retrieve our vehicle and leave safely without being trapped or forced to pay for alternative transportation. I am requesting $90.93 in reimbursement, consisting of the $25 parking fee and the $65.93 Lyft expense incurred because of this incident. Please investigate what happened, explain how vehicles were allowed to be parked in a manner that blocked customers from leaving, and respond regarding reimbursement. I would appreciate a prompt resolution to this matter.

Black SUV parked next to no stopping sign on wrong side of street by 35 Pond St Hyde Park

Illegally parked

Very bad gasoline smell, maybe dripping from parked car or building

Illegal vehicles parked on street from car dealership at the top of Brookview Street in Dorchester. This vehicle has been parked on Brookview for seven weeks. Workers from the dealership inflate the tires to move on street cleaning days and change out license plates as well.

There needs to be “no parking” signs posted by the driveway since the people and their visitors in the apartment buildings at 25, 29, 33 and 39 Wyoming think it’s cool to park across driveways. There is a light pole in the square after the curb cut in the attached photo that can hold the sign. As I look through 311 reports, parking in/blocking driveways has become a sick, twisted and oh so regular occurrence. As someone who pays increasing amounts of property tax, it would behoove the city to take these violations seriously. It would also make the city some money and show violators this is blatant lack of common decency is not tolerated. People need to learn to not be lazy and inconvenience others simply because they feel entitled to do so. The city not taking this seriously and remaining silent on this issue only emboldens them. Enough is enough.

Needles, bottles of urine, and trash steps from JFK/UMASS train station stairs