Downed wire since March 7th. We have called National Grid multiple times and no one has even been out to look at it. The end is on the sidewalk.

There is a dead tree near the stone wall which is only feet away from a telephone pole with a transformer on it. Could it be looked into, maybe having it taken down before it takes the pole down during a storm? Thank you.

A resident at or around 32 Fairlawn street has been making a ridiculous racket for at least an hour at a time at all times of day and night. There's a very loud and consistent thumping sound being made usually starting early in the morning or late at night.

There is a broken tree limb, still attached to the tree, hovering over wires. Once the branch separates from the tree, it will pull down all of the wires below it.

Big Tree limbs on power lines causing safety of people walking and possible power line outages, fire etc.

Home, from their backyard, repeatedly plays very loud music on a daily basis.

Keith Hill Rd and Salisbury St.
Catch basin is open, lid pushed off by plow.

Multiple cars parked on side of the street with no parking obstructing traffic.

I currently live on Waterville st. and have noticed semi-trucks pulling in to Birch St. very fast, well over the speed limit. Waterville St. is already a fairly narrow st and the trucks always take the corner very wide and have almost hit oncoming traffic several times. I also did some research and noticed the plot is zoned as residential. Why is a trucking company allowed to operate out of a residential neighborhood so close to an elementary school?