Conley Hill

This light is motion sensored and is not reliable to turn on or stay on when people are over here

For the safety of neighbors who live around this park and for those who visit, please replace this light with something that is incredibly bright and stays on all the time

This section of the street is very dark and poses a safety risk. Could we get a street light here please? The pole has the number 1699 written on it in black, I assume that's the pole number : )

Since 2013 the former Pleasers Club on Cleveland Av. has been a burned-out eyesore in our community. It is now covered with graffiti while the rest of the block surrounding it is new businesses. The City has ordinances that require buildings/businesses in this condition be torn down within 60 days of destruction by fire. We are way past that. If this was on Peachtree St. it would have been done already. It is time to move on getting this building gone and the owners held to the law. Our neighborhood doesn't deserve this negligence.

Yard waste and 3 black trash bags, contents unknown.

There is an abandoned property that has mice and rats. Also the yard is overgrown and the house is dilapidated.

The property at 2862 Semmes St (alternatively 2860 Stanton St) is condemned, however there are persons occupying the residence, including dogs. There have also been vagrants living in the abandoned and dilapidated outbuilding behind the property, one of whom defecated in my backyard. It also appears that the abandoned property at 1774 Dorsey Ave has also possibly been broken into as the crawlspace doors are unsecured and a back window is open. The chainlink fence running along the back of the property has been pulled down allowing entrance to the yard. All of these properties are connected by the redundant alley way that connects Cheney St to Semmes/Stanton St. The alley serves no real purpose other than allowing ne'er-do-wells access to invade the privacy of our backyards at all hours of the day and night. The alley way is not serviced by the city or maintained by a private party and has become overgrown and littered with empty liquor bottles and discarded appliances. The alley and these abandoned/condemned properties are dangerous, attract the homeless, and make the neighborhood appear and feel less than safe.

Overgrown yard

The owner/resident of the home at the intersection of Montrose and Pearl has excessive overgrowth which is visible from both streets.

Overgrown grass. This property is owned by Dr. Joshua Olumuyiwa who lives at 117 Sumner Place Court, Peachtree City, GA 30239. He does not care about maintaining this yard. He has not respect for our neighborhood or for the people living in this neighborhood.

massive amounts of water from broken pipe, little to no water on Neely/Clark/surrounding areas.