Mr Fixit

A large tree limb is hanging precariously above the right-of-way near the southern intersection of Wimbledon Road and Wimbledon Circle in the Wimbledon Woods subdivision. Residents here often walk along this roadway, and are in danger of this large limb falling.

The space under the magnolia tree in the front yard of this vacant house has become an eyesore. This mess faces the busy intersection of Ingleside Avenue and Rogers Avenue. Businesses in Ingleside Village and the quiet nearby neighborhoods are adversely affected by this increasing collection of refuse.

To the Macon-Bibb Public Works department:
Thank you for making the extra effort to walk into Tattnall Square Park to empty the trash bins after the busy weekend of picnicking by park visitors. I have been a small part of the volunteer effort to beautify that wonderful space, and it is encouraging to see your support for our grassroots efforts.

The red light is burned out for the center lane of westbound Stacy Drive, exiting Macon Mall onto Bloomfield Drive.

A deep hole that was cut into the pavement on northbound Rogers Ave, just north of Elmridge Drive, needs to be filled in. It is deep enough to cause an injury or accident.

The monkey bars in Murphey Park is missing a bolt that supports the weight of the bars and any child who might climb on them.

New residents of reported location have several small dogs that bark constantly in their back yard. One of these dogs emits a high-pitch yipe that goes on and on. This occurs at any given time of the day, even as early as 3 or 4 a.m. The peace and tranquility of our neighborhood has been shattered by this incessant yiping, and our sleep has been so interrupted that our health and quality of life has been adversely affected.

Tree limbs/overgrowth blocks view of road & oncoming traffic.
Location: Pinecrest Road at Ingleside Avenue (affects traffic turning from Pinecrest onto Ingleside--view to the right is obscured).