DeKalb County

This has been an ongoing problem for YEARS. Dekalb County resurfaced the street up to this point and Decatur has failed to fix this strip properly. I know of one bicycle accident caused by this … a child went over his handlebars and THANKFULLY landed in the adjoining yard. Someone is going to get hurt here (again). Please fix this properly.

508 Drexel Avenue has a major barking problem. Several times a day starting at daybreak, the owners let out multiple large dogs and they go crazy. It's unbelievably loud. It goes on for several minutes and then quiet. A while later, same thing. My wife works from home and it's making her crazy. We've been living in our house for nearly twenty years. I can't even hang out on my deck anymore without their German Shepards barking like the guard dogs in Stalag 17. One of our other neighbors talked to the dog owners about the noise. She was dismissed and nothing got better. The owners don't understand or care that they're disturbing the neighborhood at all hours. If they can't remember that other people live next door, they should be reminded with a fine. We're sick of these dogs blasting us out of bed daily. Enough already.

307 Wilton Drive keeps putting up these yellow political signs against the Decatur ordinances. See picture.

Dead tree and dead branches (on another tree) in park Reported last year but not addressed

This white truck never leaves this spot Parking in this spot makes it extremely difficult to see oncoming traffic from N 4th Ave on Oakview Rd There needs to be a no parking sign before the crosswalk so pedestrians can be seen at the crosswalk and cars can see oncoming traffic on Oakview Rd Cars cannot see pedestrians at the start of the crosswalk and thus do not stop It is extremely dangerous

In the middle of the street, asphalt has begun to sink considerably.

Sidewalk on north side of East Ponce de Leon between new Public and Avondale MARTA Station is closed due to construction. Could you place a crosswalk between the Publix driveway and the Stone Mountain PATH trail on the south side of East Ponce?

Are there No standards?!! None at all?

The former Billingsley property at 146 Norris, now owned by the city, has two very large oak trees at the back of the property by the chain-link fence separating the lot from the Dec. Sq. Condos. On the back side of the trees, facing the condos, the English Ivy is taking over both trees. It's up to (at least) the second story of the condos. It's going to kill those old trees.

At the corner of W Ponce de Leon Ave and W Trinity, between 660 Adair St and 1 Charter Square, there is a bush or tree that hangs over, taking over the majority of the sidewalk in one area that makes it nearly impassible in dry conditions and completely impassible during rain or when it is wet outside. This has been overgrown for several months.