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Would anyone want to live next door to this? Therebis so much trash that the small fence can't even hide it. No cans, just bags, or simply dumped on the ground. This is at least the 10th time I have reported this house.

Once again I must report 573 Washington Ave for 2 items: trash & debris, and overgrowth. This picture was taken Wednesday morning, the day after trash pickup. This is on the side of the house. This is disgusting, and probably a health hazard.

569 Washington never seems to get the memo about keeping their trash cans out of sight, and picking up debris off of the ground.

It looks like 573 Washington is at it again. A picture is worth a thousand words. Trash as far as the eye can see. Also there is severe overgrowth on the right side and the rear of the property. FYI: I have personally reported these very same issues at least 5 times in the past years.

There is a dead squirrel on the power wires in front of 807 Myrtle. I didn't see a category for utility lines, so I put it here.

There are a pair of sneakers hanging off of utility wires that run across the road right in front of 819 Myrtle Ave. They have been there for over a year. I'm not sure what the wires are for (power/phone/cable TV?)

I didn't find a topic that this fit under on your website, so I picked the closest topic of traffic signal repairs. But this obviously is not a traffic signal repais.

There is trash and debris as far as the eye can see in front, on the left side, and in the rear of this property. There are tons of red and blue solo cups, I'm sure from a rowdy and probably illegal party. Cans are easily visible from the sidewalk.

Graffiti on green electrical enclosure attached to metal street lamp pole. South side of intersection in front of tan industrial looking building on Ontario St, close to corner of Ontario St. & Myrtle Ave.

Graffiti on grey metal enclosure attached to telephone pole.

Blue mail box has graffiti on it.

Stop sign on Park Ave has graffiti on it, and the "all way" lower sign is damaged and bent. East side of intersection on Park Ave.

Green spray paint all over stop sign.

There is a car across the street from 827 Park Avenue that hasn't moved in days. I can't even tell you the plate number or model of the car as it is almost entirely covered in snow! And there is another silver 4-door sedan right behind it in the same situation. I am concerned that the plows won't be able to clean the street.