Both emergency exits from Mckoy pool are bike chained closed. So if there was an emergency, there's only 1 exit, the main entrance. All occupied areas require at least 2 exits. As designed, the pool should have 3. It currently has only 1.

There has been an inoperable truck parked at 325 Melrose Ave for many weeks. It’s an older Chevrolet truck with Henry County plates, PAN5300. This is a code violation and safety hazard. The truck is held in place by cinder blocks, at the start of a downward sloping street, indicating a safety threat to the pedestrians of Melrose, many of which are children.

Why are you archiving the numerous complaints about this lot and intersection from so many tax-paying citizens when the residents continue to refuse to clean up? All we want is for 222 Feld to be treated like all the other lots in Decatur and follow the city code. There are 5+ years of complaints about the same issues. Stop hiding the city's lack of action by archiving complaints that have NOT been resolved and ENFORCE the code, please. Nobody is above the law.

I went to the end of Greenwood Ave to see how issue ID: 15103423 had been addressed by the City of Decatur. The code violation post was "acknowledged" 4 months after the issue was reported and then "closed" 1.5 months after that by Decatur Public Works. Absolutely nothing has been done to address the issues, and it's a worse dumping ground in and around the creek than when it was reported 6.5 months ago. Why is issue ID: 15103423 closed?

Article III - 54.56 (prohibited conditions) -54.57 (storage of abandoned vehicles and junk) - many violations.

The house has numerous wall of roof problems and has for several years. From the photo, you can see holes in the roof and the back wall collapsing. There is also a makeshift fence or wall made of junk and trash along the side of the property.

Why are all the abandoned cars still at this intersection? The same officer from Decatur PD has been assigned over and over again to this problem but clearly hasn't been successful in making any change. Have they even visited the location and spoken with the owners at 222 Feld? These cars are clearly part of the unregistered junkyard they're operating.

I understand that this facility's patrons may prefer privacy but do the front windows meet the Downtown Special Pedestrian Area requirement for minimum transparency (25 percent of total area of first floor elevation)?

Garbage cans and recycling permanently left at curb never brought in. Please enforce the rules here

Cement residue from construction site running down street and hardening in gutter.