Reports (201,435)

Loud music disturbing sleep and shaking houses. Cars blocking our driveway | Case (SR) Type: [BPD: Quality of Life] Referred To: [POLICE: AREA B-3]

Lots of two- and three-wheeled vehicles zooming very vast with their very loud, revving engines late at night up/down Dot Ave. Please introduce a means to prevent/stop this activity. Disturbs children’s sleep and the silence of the neighborhood. Could use road bumps or road pillows. Yes, MBTA busses can navigate these because I’ve ridden in busses that do. Obvi traffic officers don’t ticket/fine for speeding or noise violation. Road bumps/pillows would also help everyday drivers drive the speed limit and reduce the number of accidents at this location.

The Anchor was actually blissfully quiet today June 20th and respectful of the neighborhood. This is proof that they can do it by keeping speaker volumes low, base reduced and pointed away from the private homes. They just choose not to on other days.

Music noise | Case (SR) Type: [BPD: Quality of Life] Referred To: [POLICE: AREA C-6]

I am extremely extremely frustrated, which is an understatement, at what to do anymore about scooters, especially, and cars going through red lights after the light has changed to red for a good amount of time. I’ve been meaning to send this message for the last few months. About three or four minutes ago, I was almost hit by a scooter. I was crossing Commonwealth Avenue at Dartmouth and the scooter went through the red light after having been red for at least three or four seconds. They are so reckless and I can’t tell you how many times I’ve had to jump back from almost being hit as a pedestrian. I’m also seeing an increase with regular automobiles trucks, etc. going through red lights in my neighborhood because of course they are getting away with it. What is the City of Boston doing about this, what can we do about this as pedestrians? Thank you! | Case (SR) Type: [BPD: Traffic/Parking] Referred To: [POLICE: AREA D-4]

Graffiti on street sign. Across from music store

Noise exceeding tolerable levels | Case (SR) Type: [BPD: Quality of Life] Referred To: [POLICE: AREA A-7]

Please consider having the music events on the Greenway move to another location (Seaport,Commons). They last all day and the music is very loud. With out windows closed, we can still everything (including the MCs remarks) loud and clear. We cannot listen to our own TV. My children are highly sensitive to noise and this is extremely disturbing. Please do not hold music events on the Greenway and relocate to other locations where people are not noise sensitive. This is about inclusion and consideration for highly sensitive people. Thank you. | Case (SR) Type: [Miscellaneous] Referred To: [GREENWAY CONSERVANCY]

Abandoned Whole Foods shopping cart in Bay Village 02116. On the corner of Church Street and Melrose Street. | Case (SR) Type: [Shopping Carts] Referred To: [SHOPPING CARTS]

Human feces