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Request 7 yard waste stickers please

Blinding SPOTLIGHTS Glaring into Apts From 189 Warren Avenue Back of Building Exterior Blinding Spotlights beaming across alleyway and into nearby residential units. Light Pollution - QOL

MVA clean up debris in road | Type of debris: [Motor vehicle accident debris] Cars parked on the street: [No]

Extreme noise outside 62 Boylston street in Boston. Noise won’t stop and it’s making the building vibrate.

Heavy traffic on warrenton st and corner of Stuart cars causing traffic jam. Playing excessive loud music people blocking walk ways and road ways.

Saturday 1:15am EL Parche restaurant trash containers not brought inside . This is not proper storage.

Construction across the street on Cambridge street. They are operating a digger and continue to back it up repeatedly causing the back up alarm to go off every few minutes. It’s after 1 am at this point

Loud music coming from the apartment below my unit is ongoing and preventing me from sleeping. It is past midnight and recurring. Please document and dispatch if possible. | Case (SR) Type: [BPD: Quality of Life] Referred To: [POLICE: AREA B-3]

Mattress was not picked up - policy for the city handling its own mistake is wildly inadequate. I reported a missed pickup and was told it would be picked up later that evening. I went out of town and reported that it had not been picked up as soon as I returned to find that it was still present. I shouldn’t have to report a missed pickup at all - the city should be aware when it fails to do what it has said it will do. When I reached out about this, I was told I need to report the missed pickup within 24 hours. 1. I was out of town and 2. I shouldn’t have to deal with the city’s failure to do its job property. Once I scheduled the pickup and put the mattress out, my part of the job was done, and it’s on the city to do their part correctly.

Every weekend at night our neighbor have all the non resident cars parked all over the place. Taken up all the resident parking spots and even on streets that doesn’t allow parking. Can the the city help Chinatown out? This is getting out of hand.