City of Connecticut Mayor

330 Myrtle Avenue is a blighted property that needs to be improved. Garbage, grafitii characterize the property. The city has not addressed the issue.

This is the 2nd time the owner of these apartments has left an abandoned refrigerator on the sidewalk! The door is still on and a child could get trapped inside. It is right next to a park where small children play. Fix this and fine the owner!

from the rt 8 washington ave exit all the way down to park ave there are huge potholes that you cannot avoid. one of these days im gonna pop a tire i hope these get fixed soon.

Constant drug activity in buidling. Dealers come over from Quickies grocery on Washington Ave. Need increased police serveillance.

Road needs to be repaved under tracks.

For many years there have been regular break-ins to vehicles parked in front of the Blackrock Condo's on Bennett street especially as you head toward the Boy's and Girls club. The police never do ANYTHING about this and it continues year after year.

The motorcyclists simply make it uncomfortable to live in the area. There is no need for the EXCESSIVE NOISE as they pass through the area.

893 Clinton Avenue, a magnificent historic mansion, has been targeted as a potential site for a homeless shelter. Potential residents will have substance abuse and/or mental health issues severe enough to have led to homelessness. The group has been turned down TWICE by the Zoning Board of Approvals, but they are appealing to the Zoning Commission on the grounds that this shelter will help to "stabilize" our neighborhood where older homes have "outgrown their usefulness." Hearing will take place on Monday, April 26 at 6:45 pm at City Hall. Be there if you want to preserve the historic, residential character of our unique and beloved neighborhood.

Bennett street is a mixed zone street with both commercial and residential buildings. The complete lack of regard for the neighborhood by the Electric Maintenance Company needs to be addressed. This decrepit mess of a building is directly affecting the property value and general quality of the neighborhood for it's surrounding residential neighbors. There is a constant litter problem from it's customers. During hurricane Sandy a section of the fence was destroyed, Leaving a huge gap that's been filled with piled trash which is in the direct view of the Condo building across the street. The parking lot is full of trash and litter. The wall and gate both have grafitti that has not been removed and the fence has a huge tear in it. Also, the sidewalk in front of the building is covered with debris left over from snow cleanup after the blizzard.

SUV was stuck for about an hour at intersection until dug out by neighbors. We pay more taxes than other areas, why are our streets not plowed, Mr Finch?