This big tree has been completely dead for several years. This photo is from October 2016. Many people walk and bike on this street. It is dangerous to have dead trees that will drop branches during wind, etc. It would enhance the neighborhood and be safer to plan a new tree.

There is a jagged round metal thing sticking up from the ground. My elderly mother tripped on it. If someone fell on that thing, they would get major wound. This is very dangerous and should be removed ASAP!

Two enormous and dead trees on the north side of the street make this area look derelict. Can these be cut down by the city and replaced with living trees please? This is a highly trafficked area also near businesses, churches and Yale. Will be uplifting to improve the environment here.

Blocked drain at this corner. Enormous and scary looking puddle amid lots of potholes.

I wanted to compliment the city on the snow response. I especially liked seeing the "ambassadors" downtown, helping especially pedestrians maneuver in the snow by shoveling the crosswalk ramps full of snow from the wind and plowing. They seemed to be everywhere really helping people.

Green sofa dumped in the parking lot adjacent to the sidewalk.

Phelps Triangle is a lovely garden, painstakingly maintained by the New Haven Gardening Club. I am not a member but I hate to think what they would think about the Triangle today. I just walked through with my dog and it contains: a shopping cart full of junk, numerous cardboard boxes embedded within the bushes, prescription pill bottles, broken glass, clothing, and plain old trash.What can be done about this!?!?!?

STOP SIGN DOWN. I have phoned this in to the Transportation, Traffic and Parking Department today.

On Church St in the direction of the Green and right in front of the KofC Building, cars constantly pull over into the bike lane and stand, I guess in order to pick somebody up. This is a very busy road with lots of bike commuter traffic as well. When I swerve into traffic because of the car parked in the bike lane, several lanes of traffic are potentially impacted and I feel very vulnerable. I take this bike lane every day ~6, and I guess there is a car in the lane 50% of the time. This would be a great place to plan on ticketing violators!

There is a sink hole in the diagonal path that crosses the Green in between the two churches (United Church on the Green and Center Church on the Green), slightly behind Center Church on the Green. I almost killed my self on the bike. It is at least 10 inches deep. This appears to be a spot that has to be repeatedly filled. Maybe someday this should be fixed properly.

Within the last month, two separate occasions of a "car invasion" have occurred on Lincoln St between Bradley and Pearl. The two cars were parked in their driveways and accidentally left unlocked. In the morning, the owners found their cars had been ransacked inside, with everything pulled out of the glove compartment, the center console, etc. It seems that someone walks down this street frequently, if not every night, trying car doors. We have spread the word among the neighborhood association, but it would seem worthwhile to have neighborhood policing try to catch the perpetrator!

Where Audubon St meets Lincoln Way, there is a pedestrian ramp down to Audubon St. the ramp itself and the segment of the street that it meets consist of chewed up concrete that is extremely bumpy. This is a tripping hazard and dangerous also for anything with wheels. Someone is going to get hurt here.

huge cave-in is a major danger to bikers, walkers, and anybody in a wheeled device from wheelchair to skateboard!

The sidewalk (and driveway) belonging to a dilapidated house (one removed from the corner of Trumbull and Whitney) is absolutely impossible to navigate by wheelchair or with stroller/cane/crutches/walker. It is totally broken up.