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Went in town and walked down School st , right at the Parker House. That street is on the freedom trail. The sidewalk is broke in places. The street is pot holed marked , bumpy. Store fronts empty and a person laying in front of one door front pass out . The bricks and red line on the freedom trail are either broke or faded. trash barrel over flowing. Lot of tourists walking by. This is a historic st and it looks like crap. Why would a business want to mover into down town boston and have to look at the everyday

Request for public street paint removal. Red paint was applied to Anderson Street by an abutting property. Following the paint, a constituent was ticketed for parking on the line, but the ticket was dismissed at a hearing. Multiple constituents have requested that the City remove the paint.

Man passed out face down in grass. Red shirt. | Case (SR) Type: [Miscellaneous] Referred To: [EMS (EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES)]

Dead goose next to community boating, just under the Charles River walkway near the red line in Beacon Hill

Dead. Red maple. ID:28649

On behalf of the Uphams Corner Community, we would like to take the opportunity to thank the city of Boston subcontractor K5 CORPORATION and the team of professional safety conscience employees. Greg, Louis and Taylor. Our community is forever grateful to you and we thank you for installing the new white painted lines for our pedestrian crosswalk. It was equally rewarding having the opportunity to speak to you all about your job about the safety aspect of your job and other particular things about the work that you do. Greg, as a black man, I'm extremely proud of your 12-year tenure and being a foreman of this team. It was truly inspirational and a great sense of pride. The fact the whole team was made up of people of color is quite impressive. Thank you K5 corporation for recognizing your dedication to diversity. These newly installed white lines will hopefully enhance Public Safety and our quality of life at this hazardous dangerous pedestrian crosswalk, located at 555 Columbia Road. Guys thank you for helping keep our community and my neighbors safe. Now if I can impart on Boston and State Police to please please on behalf of Uphams Corner Community; come do some selective enforcement to stop these cars from running the red pedestrian signal. Thank you city of Boston transportation department for your enhancement. Unfortunately drivers need an attitude adjustment. State Police and Boston police were pleading with you to please come to selective enforcement

On behalf of the up hands corner community we would like to take the opportunity to thank the city of Boston subcontractor K5 CORPORATION and team of professional safety conscience employees. Greg, Louis and Taylor. Our community is forever grateful to you and we thank you for installing the new white painted lines for our pedestrian crosswalk. It was equally rewarding having the opportunity to speak to you all about your job about the safety aspect of your job and other particular things about the work that you do. Greg, as a black man, I'm extremely proud of your 12-year tenure and being a foreman of this team. It was truly inspirational and a great sense of pride. The fact the whole team was made up of people of color is quite impressive. Thank you K5 corporation for recognizing your dedication to diversity. These newly installed white lines will hopefully enhance Public Safety and our quality of life at this hazardous dangerous pedestrian crosswalk, located at 555 Columbia Road. Guys thank you for helping keep our community and my neighbors safe. Now if I can impart on Boston and State Police to please please on behalf of Uphams Corner Community; come do some selective enforcement to stop these cars from running the red pedestrian signal. Thank you city of Boston transportation department for your enhancement. Unfortunately drivers need an attitude adjustment. State Police and Boston police were pleading with you to please come to selective enforcement

Homeless addicts are living an under the Charles MGH Red line stop on the outbound side. This is a massive fire hazard for the T station. New wheelchair showed up just in the last 8 hours…Please clear this out and place a barrier to prevent this area from being colonized by addicts over and over again. Please forward this to Mass State Police (Boston) and the MBTA safety office. Enough is enough. | Case (SR) Type: [Unsheltered Persons] Referred To: [UNSHELTERED PERSONS]

Needles on Park Street MBTA Red Line tracks (Alewife train)

CITY OF BOSTON BOSTON PUBLIC WORKS, COULD YOU PLEASE REPAINT PEDESTRIAN CROSSWALK LINES BECAUSE THEY ARE FADED. THIS PARTICULAR PEDESTRIAN CROSSWALK HAS BEEN DANGEROUS AND HAZARDOUS TO PEDESTRIANS. RECENTLY BOSTON TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT HAS INSTALLED NEW SIGNAGE INDICATING FOR VEHICULAR TRAFFIC TO STOP AT THE LINE. THIS NEW STOP LINES FOR VEHICULAR TRAFFIC IS PUSHED BACK. HENCE THERE NEEDS TO BE A NEW LINE PAINTED TO INSTRUCT THE CARS TO STOP FURTHER BACK FROM PEDESTRIANS AND THE PEDESTRIAN CROSSWALK. THE PURPOSE OF THESE NEWLY DRAWN STOP LINES IS TO ENHANCE AND IMPROVE THE SAFETY OF THIS DANGEROUS PEDESTRIAN CROSSWALK AND THE PEDESTRIAN CROSSING WITHIN IT. COULD YOU PLEASE DO YOUR PART NOW AND REDRAW THESE LINES AND REPAINT THESE FADED LINES TO HOPEFULLY ASSURE THE SAFETY OF THE TRAVELING PUBLIC. Please look at the pictures, please look at where the new sign indicates the new stop location for vehicular traffic. Please make the appropriate adjustments for the safety of the travel in public. THIS IS A PUBLIC SAFETY AND QUALITY LIFE SITUATION. PLEASE MAKE OUR COMMUNITY SAFER.