DawnH

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    206 Blake St New Haven, Connecticut, 06515 - Beaver Hills
    Dead skunk in road!
  • 1-49 Jewell St New Haven, CT, 06515, USA - Beaver Hills
    Illegal dumping of debris; it's location endangers drivers traveling on Jewel St.
  • 240 Hallock Ave New Haven, CT 06519, USA - City Point
    Photo was taken Monday, Labor Day.
    on Hallock Ave near corner of 2nd St
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    206 Blake St New Haven, CT 06515, USA - Beaver Hills
    20 MPH traffic sign is only attached at the top. It swings loosely when breeze blows. It may come completely detached and cause injury.
    I just called it in to NHPD Nonemergency line. I was told that it would be reported to Traffic Enforcement.
  • 240 Hallock Ave New Haven, CT 06519, USA - City Point
    Six tires illegally dumped AGAIN!!! Are there cameras around to see who is continually dumping tires?
    (Location is on Hallock Ave. between 2nd St and 240 Hallock Ave. New Haven)
  • 118 Springside Ave New Haven, CT 06515, USA - West Rock
    Dumped items are in lane of traffic causing hazard.
  • 11 Lamberton St New Haven, CT 06519, USA - Hill
    More tires dumped! Across the street from 11 Lamberton Street.
  • 278 Hallock Ave New Haven, CT 06519, USA - City Point
    Illegal dumping of tires!!! Seems to be a problem in the area recently. Across the street from 278 Hallock Ave.
  • 218 Hallock Ave New Haven, CT 06519, USA - City Point
    Illegal dumping of tires AGAIN! Tires are cross the street from 218 Hallock Ave
  • 222 Hallock Ave New Haven, CT 06519, USA - City Point
    Tires illegally dumped at curb. Additional tires dumped on previous block on Hallock Ave. as well, I'm told
  • 414 W Rock Ave New Haven, CT 06515, USA - Westville
    Debris dumped on street
  • Whalley Ave & W Rock Ave New Haven, CT 06515, USA - Westville
    Traffic trajectory lines are needed due to the three lanes on Whalley Avenue not lining up with the three lanes after crossing West Rock Ave. traffic light. This issue has the potential to cause serious accidents with confused drivers merging into the same lane, believing that are each appropriate. Trajectory lines would easily remedy this issue.