City of Malden PLUS

Open Issues: 1,791 • Closed Issues: 109,182 • Acknowledged Issues: 668
  • 57 Plymouth Road Malden, Massachusetts, 02148 - Malden Ward 5
    At least two of our neighbors vehicles that utilized on-street parking have been leaking oil or other automotive fluids on the street in spaces primarily in front of 55 - 67 Plymouth Road. Please spread some absorbent material to help mitigate the issue. If cars are parked in these spaces when you come, you can leave some at 57 Plymouth Road (I can provide a bucket if needed) and I will spread it when the spaces are empty.
  • Ferry St & Parker St Malden, MA, 02148, USA - Malden Ward 7
    This is a support steel pole at the corner of Ferry and Boylston St. It's a matter of time before it falls down and will cause property damage. Lot's of people walk by all the time. Lets have it fixed before someone gets hurt. Thank you
  • 145 Malden St Malden, Massachusetts, 02148 - Malden Ward 2

    The utility pole by this property has been a double pole for nearly 2 years.

    According to MA state law, a distribution company or a telephone company engaging in the removal of an existing pole and the installation of a new pole in place thereof shall complete the transfer of wires, all repairs, and the removal of the existing pole from the site within 90 days from the date of installation of the new pole; provided, however, that for any approved commercial or industrial construction project, the completion of which is expected to take longer than one year, said company shall be required to remove such pole within six months from the date of installation of the new pole.

  • 86 Elwell Street Malden, MA, 02148, USA - Malden Ward 6
    This past summer the city repaved the street (all of Swan Street and 86 Elwell). Not sure when this happened because of the snow.
    The driveway is separating from street
  • 17 Fellsmere Road Malden, Massachusetts - Malden Ward 3

    At the 9/14/17 Open Space and Recreation Plan Committee meeting, an ongoing ADA accessibility review of Malden's open space and recreational areas was discussed.

    It was noted that there are no designated Handicapped Parking spaces at Fellsmere Park / Pond. (See Nov 2015, page 9 - http://www.friendsoffellsmerepark.org/FPMP/FPMPRev10.pdf)

    It was the sense of people attending the meeting that this could and should be addressed through the Malden Traffic Commission. Based on the existing parking patterns, it appears a logical place to situate at least one handicapped parking space is on Fellsmere Road, near the eastern intersection with Savin.

  • OtherOpen
    215 Pleasant St Malden, MA 02148, USA - Malden Ward 4
    please explain why you have a snow feature in your app if people are allowed to throw snow into the street. I don't understand why we have this if you don't do anything about it.
  • 12 Lebanon Street Malden, MA, 02148, USA - Malden Ward 6
    They started illegally early. Went over the legal 70 DB limit. Blown trash onto my property, Causing noise disturbances almost every day. THIS NEEDS TO stop. I have reported this to the BBB sec of state and the news now. MV school and Garrick Santos need to be help accountable.
  • 32 Lake Street Malden, Massachusetts, 02148 - Malden Ward 6
    THEY HIRED A COMPANY TO CLEAN THEIR GRILL. DO IT ON YOUR OWN PROPERTY NOT IN FRONT OF OTHER PEOPLE'S PROPERTY IN THE STREET
  • 94 Wyoming Ave Malden, Massachusetts, 02148 - Malden Ward 3
    Please see attached photo. Same plate for two different vehicles.
  • 99 Home Street Malden, Massachusetts, 02148 - Malden Ward 6
    pipe draining out to sidewalk, freezes over at night, hazardous for walking by
  • Laurel St & Salem St Malden, MA, 02148, USA - Malden Ward 6
    The crossing guard(Who covered her face with sunglasses and mask) needs more training for how to guards to safely cross children and walkers.
  • 190 Pleasant Street Malden, Massachusetts, 02148 - Malden Ward 4
    The rooftop AC units for J Malden Apartment on the West Wing are generating excessive low-frequency vibration and noise to the units on the sixth floor every day and night, disturbing residents from sleeping for months. The problem had been reported many times to the apartment management but they responded slowly and no action taken so far. Is it possible to enforce the management to take measures to fix the issue?