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"I think the track record of safety, cleanliness, and improvements speaks for itself."
Great Mr. Mayor, lets talk about cleanliness.
These are from one simple, short, drive around and still we have tires on tree lines and curb lines, the city crews do not pick them up, until someone complains.
We still have bus stops that… more »
Quality of the service from the Neighborhoods Department, Toledo Ohio
The Mayor is big on Pride in the city. Too bad some of the others are not.
Reported this debris on the tree line, December 26, 2007 and again on Feburary 3, 2008 and here it is February 10 and the debris has still not been picked up.
It is not on s… more »
Interesting observation at a location reported before, Toledo Ohio
A location reported with a mini-mound of trash at the back door driveway area, now has been cleaned up and looks like this, .
Funny thing, there are trash cans now with the trash bags in the trash cans.Our Neighborhoods Enforcement Manager and forme… more »
A picture speaks a thousand words as some say, In Toledo Ohio
Some snaps in and around the city center. Same as what is portrayed. more »
When we speak of Pride let us look and see
This location, reported, and a week later the trash was still sitting there. more »
Public asked for input on Toledo riverfront Metropark
Would we benefit from a Metro Park near downtown?
Living near the city center, I would enjoy being able to visit a Metro Park closer to my home, but what are the costs and what is the proposed placement of the park.
Attend a meeting to find out mo… more »
Flash back! The year is 1999 and the Mayor wants citizens to speak up!
"In his State of the City address in January, Mr. Finkbeiner said one of his goals for 1999 was to increase the level of service city employees give to citizens."
"He said the city’s goal is for citizens to begin using the 936-2020 number in place of… more »
They seem to fall from the sky
by admin on February 3rd, 2008
in Announcements [A]
Tires, used tires, that is.
They litter the neighborhoods on tree lines, in vacant lots, in roads.
Why do they do this, those tires?
Do they fall off of cars?
Do they creep about at night and plant themselves to grow more?
Why is it… more »
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