Reports (11,558)

How can the city put up no parking on all of Dorchester with less than 24 hour notice

Pothole on Summer St heading into the city, left lane across from Fed Reserve building

Mayor Wu. Please keep coach Louis at the Flaherty Pool where he is all valuable. | Case (SR) Type: [Boston Center for Youth and Families] Referred To: [BOSTON CENTERS FOR YOUTH & FAMILIES]

Hello, I would like to request that the City review the traffic conditions on street 249 Corey Rd Brighton, MA, 02135 and consider making it one-way (starting from Washington street where Wholefood is located through the intersection with Winchester street). The street is very narrow and located on a hill, and it currently experiences a significant amount of traffic, including large trucks. Because of the limited width, vehicles often struggle to pass each other. Additionally, trucks and other heavy vehicles create significant noise when driving uphill, especially at night, which regularly wakes residents. Converting the street to one-way traffic could help improve safety, reduce congestion, and lower the nighttime noise levels for people living here. If a one-way conversion is not possible, I would appreciate it if the City could consider alternative traffic calming measures, such as: Truck restrictions (no trucks except local deliveries) Traffic calming measures such as speed humps Additionally, the road surface is uneven, which causes vehicles and trucks to make significant noise when driving over it. I would appreciate it if the City could also evaluate whether the street could be resurfaced or repaired. I would be grateful if the Boston Transportation Department could review the situation and evaluate possible solutions. Thank you very much for your time and consideration.

Again the chargers are all hogged by non chargers. They are not even EVs and ALL are city vehicles

Broken soap dispensers, no soap for over 3 weeks at City Hall fl3 mens room Property Management has not acted on the tickets being referred to them | Case (SR) Type: [City-owned Lots/Properties] Referred To: [PROPERTY MANAGEMENT]

Broken Sidewalk / Sidewalk Repair Location: Sidewalk in front of 50 Middle St, South Boston, MA 02127 Follow-up on these open cases with ZERO action taken: • #101006083991 (9 months) • #101006102427 (9 months) • #101006102405 (1 month) • Recent reports (last 6 days) The sidewalk is severely damaged and dangerous: • Deep intersecting cracks • Unstable shifting slabs • Loose debris and trip hazards • Utility markings painted directly over the breaks (indicating city/utility work caused this) No “Make Safe” measures (cones, barricades, or temporary asphalt) have been done, even though City policy requires immediate action. With the St. Patrick’s Day Parade this weekend, thousands of pedestrians will be walking this exact stretch. Public safety requires immediate attention to prevent anyone from tripping or falling.

This truck was not only parked and unloading in a bike lane - he was within 15 feet of an intersection and I could not see oncoming traffic well enough to safely make a left turn ! The city needs to give a shit make our roads safe!!!

My neighbors (73-2 Baldwin Street Boston) have installed a wind chime in the public alley between our apartments. It's keeping the kids awake. They are upset with my landlord and I believe they are taking it out on his tenants (me and my family). The law states: "In Boston, noisy wind chimes violate city noise ordinances if they exceed 50 dBa between 11 p.m. and 7 a.m." These noise makers are registering much higher than that all throughout the night and day.

Warm weather and the groups of dirt bikes on our city streets are back! Do something about this!!!! | Case (SR) Type: [BPD: Quality of Life] Referred To: [POLICE: AREA A-1]