Sue Sturgis

Large amount of trash on the grounds of Raleigh North/Millbank Street Apartments property, spilling down onto Raleigh Boulevard.

Storm drain cover has fallen into the storm drain.

This city yard waste bin has been packed with non-yard waste and left sitting open at the curb for many months now.

This car has been broken down for so long at the intersection of Millbank Street (a CAT and school bus route) and Raleigh Boulevard (a busy state road), that it’s been stripped of its wheels and put up on cinder blocks. This is making a tight intersection even more hazardous.

Bus stop trash can is overflowing and needs to be emptied.

Trash strewn about Schrader Properties' Squire Apartments is spilling into the nearby stream.

Dumping of trash near the city's pump station at the dead end of Crabtree, near the intersection with Chatham Lane, is a chronic problem.

Poison ivy is encroaching on the sidewalk along the east side of North Raleigh Boulevard from Park Glen Drive to the parking lot for the apartments at 1950 North Raleigh Boulevard.

Dead dog still lying on Park Glen Drive as of 11:19 am.

The 1100 block of Brighton Road between Millbank Street and North King Charles Road is blocked again due to flooding. This is a chronic problem that happens every time there is substantial rainfall.

The 1100 block of Brighton Road floods during rainstorms, and the flooding is getting worse.

The grounds of Park Glen, a condo/townhome community off of North Raleigh Boulevard between Millbank Street and Barksdale Drive, are covered with a disgusting amount of litter, from the field along Raleigh Boulevard to the woods along the complex's parking lot near the Brighton Road dead end. The pile of trash on the field has been there for literally months, untouched. It is blowing into the woods and adjacent properties.

Uncontrolled sediment runoff from Redeemer Development Group's construction site.

We haven't had our yard waste picked up in months. Yet another trash day has gone by and it's just sitting on the curb.

Honda STILL abandoned on a public street.

Honda abandoned on a public street.

There's a very strong smell of raw sewage along the East Raleigh greenway between North Raleigh Boulevard and Crabtree Boulevard, near where the greenway trail was shifted to higher ground.