PD - D Severino assigned this issue to Administration- ASnyder

Good afternoon and thank you for your concern. We came by today and no one was in violation. Public Works will be able to provide you with further as far as marking goes. Thank you.

Thanks for the update. I definitely wasn't reporting a specific offense, but wanting to just notify of an increasingly frequent problem I'd like to avoid given the hydrant is fairly disguised and often unnoticed.

Hopefully the public works team will be able to resolve, thanks so much for tagging them in!

Best,
Camry

Any chance there's an update here? In observing the whole neighborhood during an occasional walk I've found multiple additional concerns around this.

1) a number of hydrants used to be painted red and were painted yellow and green, this is more noticeable onna number if hydrants that have faded and chipped.

2) On these faded ones, specifically, they're even less noticeable then the one Ive reported.

3) A number of hydrants around the neighborhood frequently have cars parked directly in front of them.

I can't help but think this is a major hazard in the event of an emergency. Is there anything that can be done to make them a bit more noticeable? My specific hope is we can do something similar/consistent with downtown where the curb is painted red to signify a no-parking/fire-lane.

Let me know if I can help in any other way.
Cheers

In fact, it looks like we have someone parking directly in front of the hydrant here, overnight tonight...

Anything you can do to prioritize this would be helpful.

Looks like the hydrant has been painted a brighter yellow. Still nothing on the curb, and people still park here occasionally, but it's something. Thanks for your help.