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On Constitution just west of Carlisle are plastic barriers to prevent vehicles from turning left into the Smith's gas station. On the west-facing side of several of those plastic "poles" is graffiti.

On a block wall on the southwest corner of Girard and Indian School (the intersection with the traffic light)

On block walls on the south side of Indian School between Girard and Dartmouth. Both east and west of the alley.

Multiple instances of graffiti on the walls and sidewalk of the pedestrian walkway on the west side of southbound Carlisle as it passes over I-40. I didn't look, but imagine that the pedestrian walkway on the east side of northbound Carlisle as it passes over I-40 is similarly defaced.

Graffiti on a light pole at the east end of Altura Park at Hannett & Aspen NE.

On a green utility box on the northeast corner of Princeton and Menaul NE

On a park bench

Graffiti on the sound-barrier wall between the park and I-40.

On the side of a green box just inside the open space park

Traffic signals--left turn arrows are _always_ activated with every cycle of the lights--even though _no_ cars are turning left. This is true for both northbound (turning west onto the frontage road) and southbound (turning east onto the I-40 on-ramp) University traffic.

Graffiti on Speed Limit sign on eastbound Indian School just east of Rita

Graffiti on sign "No Thru Traffic" on the NW corner of Girard Ct. & Indian School

Graffiti on a "Say No to Drugs" sign adjacent to the parking lot of Montezuma Elementary School (eastbound Indian School between Richmond and Lafayette).

Graffiti on the face of the curb on the end of the median between northbound and southbound Girard at Lomas. This is the median adjacent to the left turn bay from northbound Girard traffic that is turning left onto westbound Lomas.

On a sign adjacent to an elementary school: The "AHEAD" portion below a graphic of "school crossing" (Note: this is the 3rd time that I have reported this exact same graffiti. It has not been fixed prior.)

The city website regarding disposal of fluorescent bulbs has issues. First and foremost, there is only ONE location in the entire city for disposal. I have one burned out bulb. Am I going to make a special trip and bur $5 worth of gas to give it to ACT? Probably not. I'll almost certainly throw it in the trash. Second, the links on the page at http://www.cabq.gov/solidwaste/household-hazardous-waste/copy_of_household-hazardous-waste#bulbs are failures. The Google map link is a 404 error. The ACT link takes you to the national site for the ACT company--giving zero information to an Albuquerque resident as to where to take a bulb. If the city really wants to keep these mercury bulbs out of the landfill, it needs to do better.

Second report. First report was "Archived". What's that mean? Grafitti still on the sign. Also, grafitti on two "School bus only" signs on both sides of driveway just west of the pedestrian sign.