Town-Wide Issues PLUS

The landscaping by the water retention plant on 174th St. the plants have not been trimmed for 2 and 1/2 years and several of them are dead and need to be removed. Gilbert’’s landscaping in most areas that the City maintains has really gone downhill sadly.

The trees on the south side of williams field road between Somerton and Power Rd are in desperate need of trimming. They are blocking the sidewalk and causing a hazard.

Overgrown vegetation on the S/E corner is already encroaching into the bike lane.

Sidewalk tree over growth Mesquite tree with thorns.

Down Palo Verde Branches left over from last months wind event. They were downed on Higley but dragged to their current location to clear Higley. They have not been removed and are dead and an eye sore. They need to be removed.

Plant stump dumped in the median on Warner, east of Higley.

I live in the newly constructed apartments just south of the site where the Welcome Home Veterans park was supposed to be located. My apartment faces north and I have to constantly view the blue tarped fence surrounding the area (tarp is missing in multiple places) as well as the large piles of dirt and weeds that encompass the site. It's now been a few years and nothing at all has been done to maintain this land owned by the Town. This is far from an ideal way for a government organization to "lead by example"

LOTS OF TREE DEBRIS JUST NORTH OF GUADALUPE AND RECKER, EAST SIDE OF THE ROADWAY. OFFICER HINGSON REMOVED MOST OF THE TREE DEBRIS OUT OF THE ROAD FOR PICKUP. WILL BE BETWEEN GUADALUPE AND LIBRA. ALSO THERE IS A LARGE TREE STARTING TO UPROOT ON THE EAST SIDE OF THE ROADWAY, SAME LOCATION. TREE NEEDS TO BE EVAL'D TO EITHER BE REMOVED OR RELOCATED

Dead bushes in median E. Williams Field, Rome st to San Tan pkwy

Blocks view for RWCD staff while trying to exit off of the canal road. Heading North on our canal road, looking West.

Food waste and trash surrounding bus stop

3235 e.williams field