Margie

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    225–231 8th St E Saint Paul 55101, United States - Downtown
    Trash receptacles have not been emptied at each corner of Wacouta Commons Park
  • 454 N Sibley St St Paul, MN 55101, USA - Downtown
    Stolen hanging baskets. 3 of 5 stolen. Any cameras on these? Purchased by citizens for the season. Replaceable?
  • 412-426 Wacouta St St Paul, MN 55101, USA - Downtown
    District energy cover broken leaving a hole in the side walk
  • Street Lights Archived
    236 E 8th St St Paul, MN 55101, USA - Downtown
    Broken fixture
  • 219 Wacouta - Downtown
    Garbage in gardens and sidewalks at Sibley Manor from Wacouta to 8th Street on West 7th
  • 445 North Wacouta Street Saint Paul, MN 55101, USA - Downtown
    Vandalism. Kids in park after school are destroying stone work. The picture is a pile of pebbles and stone from the edging that was left on the walkway next to the playground. These children are unsupervised and destructive.
  • 444 North Wacouta Street Saint Paul, MN 55101, USA - Downtown
    South east and south west corners of Wacouta and 7th and south east corner of 7th and Sibley are high with weeds around buildings and tree grates. The green space at Sibley is neglected with weeds and dead trees.
  • Tree Issues Archived
    122-160 7th Place East Saint Paul, MN 55101, USA - Downtown
    Protective grate growing into a tree. About 1" through the tree. At Mears Park side walk on Wacouta between 6th and 5th next to meter
  • 455-467 North Wacouta Street Saint Paul, MN 55101, USA - Downtown
    Tagging on walkway by benches north of fountain.
    Boys leaving trash on the ground at different locations on daily basis. I have talked to them but it's worse. They are in the park until dark after arriving later in afternoon.
  • 150-198 East 8th Street Saint Paul, MN 55101, USA - Downtown
    Wacouta Park is in terrible shape. Grass is worn off in a large section of the center of the park. Flower gardens within the park are mostly unsightly. Invasive sunflower plants taking over increasingly. Needs care. Compared to Mears, it's a shame. No businesses to support it. Schools use it for their playground and the park can't absorb it.