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    29-33 Philip St New Haven, CT 06515, USA - Westville
    Item on sidewalk on Philip Street neat intersection with Whalley Avenue. This has been a site of frequent dumping.
  • Tree Trimming Archived
    Chapel St & W Rock Ave New Haven, CT 06515, USA - Westville
    Tree down in street.7
  • Tree Trimming Archived
    Chapel St & W Rock Ave New Haven, CT 06515, USA - Westville
    Tree down in street.7
  • 951 Whalley Ave New Haven, CT 06515, USA - Westville
    The sign marking the island on Whalley Avenue in Westville was knocked down several weeks ago. This has been reported several times and still the sign is down. The sign is currently on the side of the road near BEKI synagogue. This is a safety issue as the island is new and not well lit. This really needs to be addressed before the island is hit again. Since this a well known and reported issue the City would be liable for their negligence.
  • 958-970 Whalley Ave New Haven, CT 06515, USA - Westville
    Sign knocked down on island on Whalley Avenue. debris on street and in Beecher Park.
  • 903 Ct-63 New Haven, CT 06515, USA - Westville
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    32-42 Philip Street New Haven, Connecticut - Westville
    Silver car parked on Philip Street by Beecher Park. No license plate front or back or in window. Is this legal?
  • Parks Request Archived
    37 Harrison Street New Haven, Connecticut - Westville
    large tree limb down in Beecher Park. Corner Harrison Street and Shelley Ave.
  • 21 West Rock Avenue New Haven, Connecticut - Westville
    What is the point of having people move their cars so the City can snow plow to the curb when the City does not plow to the curb? They are sure fast enough to ticket the cars that we are not moved. 3 days later and still not plowed and no place to park. Is this a new scheme to balance the budget or what?
  • 32 Philip Street New Haven, Connecticut - Westville
    The company the City hired for work in Westville Village left quite a mess at the Civil War Memorial. Planter smashed, cement splattered all over another planter. Also, another planter was moved to the sidewalk and left there. When workers were asked to put the planter back where it belongs8 the request was ignored. 67 year old volunteer and 2 passers by managed to get the planter back where it belongs. Is anyone at the City interested in how the people they hire are behaving?
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