City of Alpharetta PLUS

Construction debris in public road and right of way is a serious eye sore I don't know if the developer received permission from the city to use the road for this purpose, but it seems they should be using their own property instead If they did receive permission from the city, they should be required to keep it clean and not let it become a construction dumping ground

Dead raccoon on WB trail

The trash can at this location is fulls and needs to be emptied.

Dangerous debris on the curb at the Stoplight intersection of Westside Parkway and Encore Parkway

Large amounts of asphalt and gravel left in gutters throughout Mariners Ridge after repaving project. Some rocks up to 6”. Please come to remove.

there is a rotten tree that fell onto the barrier fence at the corner of mansell and haynes.

Bird - owl or hawk

New construction at 477 Michael Drive - drainage concern as mud going onto property at 487 Michael Drive. This picture shows sticky mud that had to be shoveled multiple times and removed since construction commenced. Please ensure all drainage is properly addressed. Thank you!

Hi, the drain at the back of my property, 124 Downing Dr, Alpharetta, 30022, backed up/flooded on Saturday the 6th of January. The water flooded into my garage and also the garage of some of the other neighboring homes. Today the drain currently looks fine but there must be a blockage or issue somewhere nearby.

Hello,

Since we bought our home a couple years ago, the curb drainage has been horrible. It can get much worse than the photo shows, but this is the idea. We already live on a slope that should move the water away towards the drain, so for this to pool, really shows the poor angle of the curb drain. Would be great to have this fixed.

Thank you!

- Mike

North Point Park parking lot has had abnormal water accumulation for months. We have been in a dry period so it is not rain water related. This parking area very quickly dries after any rain historically. There must be a clogged drain as the standing water is taking some of the parking areas that are normally dry. Ducks are swimming where parking was available. Other nearby areas do not reflect this area of standing deep water.