Reports 3,160,603

MA Plate 5FAV24 has been parking around 31 Glenmont every single night. The car is considered "immobilized" by the city for unpaid parking tickets. The car’s inspection expired in June. Please tow or boot this car!

We’re wondering about the availability of parking in Day Square due to construction. There are plenty of “permit parking” options on Princeton st and adjacent side streets. The Shelby St Garage occupies many of the permit parking allotted spaces with junk/totaled cars. We have seen these cars ticketed, but they are consistently occupying spaces that could be utilized by neighborhood residents. For years, this has been an ongoing problem with the auto body shops on Princeton and Shelby st. It has become more problematic lately with the lack of available parking for residents, especially with the ongoing construction/roadwork.

Illegally parked car. In fire zone

Handicap ilegal parking, trying to park with my dad which it’s handicapped and all are taken by this people

someone is constitutively parking a huge motorbike next to my home (3C7273). The person also rides it at very late times waking everyone up (228 Cambridge st Boston)

On either side of West Milton Place HydePar, MA 2136, specifically between 52 W Milton Street, Hyde Park, MA 02136 and 46 W Milton Street Hyde Park, MA 02136. What’s going on? A crew put in new handicap ramps here, but they left a section of the job completely unfinished and full of trash. This has been left this way for more than two weeks now. • Dirt was never backfilled: The crew dug up the landscaped property right beside the sidewalk to install the ramps, but they never filled the dirt back in. It was left completely uneven instead of being made flush with the concrete, creating a dangerous drop-off. • Construction debris left in the hole: The main concern is that the crew dumped or left behind sharp metal debris and other construction trash right inside this unfilled, open section of dirt. • Cost to constituents: This was a previously landscaped, finished area that was removed by the construction team. The responsibility and cost for backfilling this dirt to make it flush and even should fall entirely on the city or the contractor, not on the affected constituents who are not responsible for what was taken away. It is a major safety hazard to leave open trenches filled with sharp construction debris right next to a brand-new accessible walkway. What needs to be done: Could someone please send a crew out to clear all the metal debris and trash out of the dirt, and properly backfill the area at no expense to the residents so it is flush and even with the sidewalk?

Jim rice baseball field lights are on every night (overnight). It's very bright when trying to sleep, even with the blinds closed. Been 4-5 nights now with no resolution