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This bike has been illegally chained to this sign for months and is likely abandoned as it hasn’t moved for months. It is on the Rushmore street sidewalk for this property at 97 Academy Hill Rd. It is completely blocking the sidewalk which makes it dangerous for pedestrians as they must walk in the street to get around it and might get hit by a car. This is a follow up from other reports over the past few months. The bike is still there.

Trash out early

The historic gas streetlamp located immediately to the left of 20 Ellwood Street, Charlestown, has a broken gas bulb (one of the two burners). An exposed flame intermittently emerges directly from the internal gas pipe instead of the bulb. There is also a noticeable smell of gas in the surrounding area from time to time. This appears to be a potential gas leak and fire safety hazard. Please arrange for an urgent inspection and repair.

This bike has been illegally chained to this sign for months and is likely abandoned as it hasn’t moved for months. It is on the Rushmore street sidewalk for this property at 97 Academy Hill Rd. It is completely blocking the sidewalk which makes it dangerous for pedestrians as they must walk in the street to get around it and might get hit by a car. This is a follow up from other reports over the past few months. The bike is still there.

Vehicle blocking a bike lane. Full report: https://loudbicycle.com/bb/report/64a Submitted via Bike Bureau, one-tap bike lane reports.

Vehicle blocking a bike lane. Full report: https://loudbicycle.com/bb/report/649 Submitted via Bike Bureau, one-tap bike lane reports.

DESCRIPTION / ISSUE DETAILS: A vital reminder for all public service personnel regarding their foundational duties to serve the community dutifully, politely, and with deep empathy, patience, and understanding. Public service requires a commitment to community care, infrastructure safety, and transparent engagement. The majority of times residents reach out to city departments, they are experiencing their most vulnerable moments or navigating highly upsetting and traumatic situations. Negative verbiage or raw frustration displayed by residents under stress is an expression of that vulnerability; public personnel must learn not to personalize this transferred stress, and they must utilize patience to de-escalate negativity to the absolute best of their ability. Simultaneously, mutual respect is mandatory. Public servants are dedicated workers who do not deserve, nor do they need, to be disrespected, and the public must be reminded to remain respectful. Handling high-pressure moments with a calm, de-escalating posture preserves the dignity of both the worker and the citizen, keeping safety and equity at the center of all community interactions. LOCATION OF INCIDENT: Boston City Hall, 1 City Hall Square, Boston, MA 02201 SUBMITTED BY: Anthony Meeks Resident & Volunteer Community Advocate

Blocking fire hydrate

Out of state license and parking here daily and rarely gets ticketed, where are the ticket cops?

cars used as part of “rental” group illegally parked on residential street. cars are registered in RI but in use constantly on MA roads