Neighborhood

Offene Fälle: 120 • Geschlossene Fälle: 2.040 • Anerkannte Fälle: 10
Fälle beobachten, die erstellt wurden nach: 2015-02-24

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  • Pothole Archived
    386 E Speedway Blvd Tucson, AZ - West University
    West crosswalk on Speedway @ 4th Ave
  • pot hole Archived
    East Of Intersection Of E. Burns And N. Irving Tucson, AZ - Peter Howell
    large pothole just east of intersection
  • Pothole Archived
    E.Vista Monte Vail/Carona de Tucson, AZ - El Conquistador
    During the last heavy rain there was a washout under the sidewalk. That was fixed but apparently it also went under the street which wans't noticed. It's causing the road to sink more and more on a daily basis and I fear eventually it will develop into a "sink hole" and possibly injure or kill someone.
  • 701 N Longfellow Ave Tucson, AZ, 85711, USA - Peter Howell
    On the west side of park, along wall, there are several large P.V. branches that need to be cut and hauled away.
  • 591 S Stone Ave Tucson 85701, United States - Armory Park
    Weeds
  • Pothole Archived
    2422 E 4th St Tucson, AZ - Sam Hughes
    There are large, dangerous potholes in front of this house, and many others on this block of East 4th St. These should be given high priority and fixed as soon as possible.
  • 3875 E Lee St Tucson, AZ 85716, USA - Palo Verde
    litter and carts on curb
  • 501–553 N First Ave Tucson 85719, United States - Tucson Ward 6
    Overgrown tree brush on west side of intersection. Blocks visibility of eastbound traffic.
  • Litter Open
    1741 E 10th St Tucson 85719, United States - Rincon Heights
    Someone planted a sign smack in the middle of the public right of way.
  • 4919 E Third St Tucson 85711, United States - Swan Way Park
    Broken tree branch, lying in wash and obstructing flow of water, collecting litter
  • 4622 E Timrod St Tucson, AZ - Tucson Ward 6
    motor home parked next to house on east side has not moved in years!
  • 4602 E Timrod St Tucson, AZ - Tucson Ward 6
    vacant, boarded up, broken windows, homeless breaking into it, high weeds