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Every trash barrel overflowing and uncovered. Rats climbing in and out of barrels and all over property.

Parked in bike lane.

The 4 corners of B St and West Third St ( Handicap Ramps) are Flooded with Water, No Drainage was added during construction to avoid this problem..... Better get your flood rubber boots ready...

Still parked here since Sunday…it’s basically left here like it’s their personal garage.

Car without resident sticker parks repeatedly on Robinwood Ave., a permit parking street. New-looking white Honda with MA plate 4FVL 53, often parked about 18" from the curb. Parked all day today June 18: [JUNE 19 was on the original report, correct date is June 18]

Car without resident sticker parks repeatedly on Robinwood Ave., a permit parking street. New-looking white Honda with MA plate 4FVL 53, often parked about 18" from the curb. Parked all day today June 19 in front of 36 Robinwood Ave Jamaica Plain. Was parked there often in the last two weeks and I reported it by calling 311 -- but apparently the vehicle owner did not get ticketed. Arbor Hospital is on Robinwood Ave and most, if not all, of the cars parked here without stickers belong to employees of Arbor Hospital.

Overflowing city barrel at 395 Dorchester Street

Rats inside Bell in Hand. Alerted staff and they told us we had to live with it

Rats running inside bar

ATTN: Phillip Eng, General Manager MBTA & CEO ATTN: Dennis Varley, MBTA Chief of Stations, Facilities & Structures Back Bay Station Women’s Restroom & ADA Accessibility Unresolved Issue: The Back Bay Station women's restroom ADA stall experiences recurring prolonged occupancy other than its intended purpose, limiting access for passengers who require accessible facilities. Pattern: For over one year, an individual has spent hours in the station daily, with a predictable twice-daily pattern observed around 5:30 AM and 9:15 PM. Similar occupancy has also occurred in the commuter rail lobby near the Amtrak ticket counter. Conditions: Sealed biohazard bags have been placed on the restroom stall floor, and disruptive activity has been observed. A weekend station inspector has documented these incidents and requested Transit Police assistance. Impact: These conditions reduce ADA accessibility and affect passenger use of the station.