Paul-Baptiste

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    Other Archived
    7900 Marquette Avenue Northeast Albuquerque, New Mexico - La Mesa
    A telephone box is broken and/or has been vandalized
  • 300 Central Avenue Southeast Albuquerque, New Mexico - Huning Highland Historic District
    Due to ART, there is on-street parking along Broadway but the sign indicates there is no parking.
  • Graffiti Archived
    300 Central Avenue Southeast Albuquerque, New Mexico - Huning Highland Historic District
    Graffiti covering the EDO sign on the corner of Central and Broadway
  • 1100-1198 Texas Street Northeast Albuquerque New Mexico - Albuquerque

    As the kids head back to school I wanted to once again bring this issue to the City's attention.

    The side walk on east side of Texas St NE and on the north side of Mountain Rd NE is partially blocked by debris (sand, gravel, and rocks) that runs off from the Hayes School property. This sidewalk is used by children going to the Alice King Community School to the north and west and by kids going to Hayes to the south and east. The debris restricts the width of the sidewalk and makes the surface potentially hazardous to traverse. Even more problematic is the ponding that occurs right at the bend where Texas St turns into Mountain Rd. Even a small amount of precipitation causes ponding which completely covers the sidewalks and extends out into the street. This, combined with an overgrown tree which also blocks the sidewalk, forces pedestrians to move into the traffic area of the street to go around the blockage or to cross the street where no intersection exists. I am attaching a photo which shows the condition of the sidewalk partially block with debris, the ponding, and the tree which encroaches on the sidewalk. Thank you for your attention to this safety issue.

    Although the City has come out and cleaned the sidewalk along the school and done some clearing of the vacant lot behind the tree to try to ease the ponding issue, the safety issues are still there and need to be addressed.

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    Graffiti Archived
    801-899 Utah Street Northeast Albuquerque, New Mexico - La Mesa
    Graffiti in wall.
  • 1198 Texas Street Northeast Albuquerque, New Mexico - Albuquerque

    This is the second report on this issue. The first report was marked as "closed" despite nothing being done about the issue.

    The side walk on east side of Texas St NE and on the north side of Mountain Rd NE is partially blocked by debris (sand, gravel, and rocks) that runs off from the Hayes School property. This sidewalk is used by children going to the Alice King Community School to the north and west and by kids going to Hayes to the south and east. The debris restricts the width of the sidewalk and makes the surface potentially hazardous to traverse. Even more problematic is the ponding that occurs right at the bend where Texas St turns into Mountain Rd. Even a small amount of precipitation causes ponding which completely covers the sidewalks and extends out into the street. This, combined with an overgrown tree which also blocks the sidewalk, forces pedestrians to move into the traffic area of the street to go around the blockage or to cross the street where no intersection exists. I am attaching a photo which shows the condition of the sidewalk partially block with debris, the ponding, and the tree which encroaches on the sidewalk. Thank you for your attention to this safety issue.

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    8200 Mountain Road Northeast Albuquerque New Mexico - Albuquerque
    The side walk on east side of Texas St NE and on the north side of Mountain Rd NE is partially blocked by debris (sand, gravel, and rocks) that runs off from the Hayes School property. This sidewalk is used by children going to the Alice King Community School to the north and west and by kids going to Hayes to the south and east. The debris restricts the width of the sidewalk and makes the surface potentially hazardous to traverse. Even more problematic is the ponding that occurs right at the bend where Texas St turns into Mountain Rd. Even a small amount of precipitation causes ponding which completely covers the sidewalks and extends out into the street. This, combined with an overgrown tree which also blocks the sidewalk, forces pedestrians to move into the traffic area of the street to go around the blockage or to cross the street where no intersection exists. I am attaching a photo which shows the condition of the sidewalk partially block with debris, the ponding, and the tree which encroaches on the sidewalk. Thank you for your attention to this safety issue.