Public Works PLUS

Open Issues: 752 • Closed Issues: 4,146 • Acknowledged Issues: 81
  • Blight - GraffitiAcknowledged
    40-42 Connolly Pkwy Hamden, CT, 06514, USA - Hamden
  • 940 Whitney Ave Hamden CT 06517, United States - Hamden
    Tent set up near trail behind Eli Whitney Workshop
  • Connolly Pkwy Hamden, Connecticut, 06517 - Hamden
  • 552-598 Brooksvale Ave Town of Hamden, CT, 06518, USA - Cheshire
    Multiple bags of trash dumped on Brooksvale Avenue, near where paved trail from Brooksvale Park crosses the road (near the foot bridge). The trash is slightly back from road, on west side, just north of trail crossing.
  • 375 Mather St Suite 11 Hamden, CT 06514, USA - Hamden
    Several railings are missing from post on Farmington canal line.
  • Splash Car Wash - Hamden
    Additional information for request #15658673
  • 3926 Whitney Ave Hamden, CT, 06518, USA - Hamden
    The rear of Superior Stone that abuts the canal has a fence that is damaged by debris on their property obstructing the narrow pathway in this location. Please address.
  • 06517 Hamden, CT, USA - Spring Glen
    The new swings are amazing but they really need to be oiled!
  • 190 Treadwell St Hamden, Connecticut, 06517 - Hamden
    The sidewalk in front on Denicola Park is never shoveled by the town. It’s town property and should be cleared after each storm
  • 189-199 Hamden Hills Dr Hamden, CT, 06518, USA - Hamden_Feature 001
    This pile of dog waste has been here for at least a month with people evidently adding to it. It’s on the path that connects Hamden Hills Drive to the Canal trail.
  • 75 Todd St Hamden, CT, 06518, USA - Hamden
    A short distance north of the Todd Street parking lot for the Farmington Canal Trail, there is a damaged tree hanging over the trail. The tree on the west side of the trail (left side when heading north) is hanging by a thread with the top half resting on another tree. The tree is a safety risk when it does fall.
  • 82-106 Skiff St Hamden, Connecticut, 06517 - Hamden
    Work was performed on the ramp at Skiff Street recently. It is entirely too steep of a drop when entering the Canal from Skiff Street using a vehicle. This is made doubly so with the excessively sharp curve anyone using a bicycle or other vehicle needs to maneuver. There is not enough room to turn on to the Canal pathway at Skiff Street. The steepness of the entry/exit point causes descending to be potentially difficult and dangerous, especially with icy conditions. Ascending is just as difficult and causes my motor to struggle.