Albany, NY Neighbor

All lines are missing in parking lot.

Berkshire Blvd, from the back of Kakely to Colonial is filled with potholes big enough to throw a bicycle or runner or even ruin a vehicle tire. Most are in the lane adjacent to the pond. The entire section of the street needs a major repair.

Request for a 4 way stop sign in this location. Very busy with all the restaurants throughout th year. Tons of pedestrian foot traffic and lots of children Cars flying through without much thought for people crossing. e

This is at least the third weekend in a row this address has put debris on the curb on Thursday or Friday when pick up is not until Wednesday morning. This appears to also be an owner-occupied building or a manager occupied building, because the guy who lives upstairs, gives the tours to potential commercial renters. Either way, he should know better and this property should be held accountable. This address is also concerning because this is the third business in this location that appears to be a front for something else. The previous "business" kept the entire front window papered over so that no one could see what was going on inside and people contacted them through a cell phone number. This needs to stop in terms of Albany approving illegitimate "businesses" that are impacting the neighborhood and especually the people living in close proximity to these questionable, at best, activities.

The left swing fastener is missing and will cause the chain to just fall out if a child were to sit on it.

Lost a boot in this pothole

The swing to the left is not securely fastened to the top hanging mechanism

Basketball hoop in road

This motorcycle, along with many others, continues to drive on the interior roads and walkways of Washington Park that are not open for public vehicles. The motorcycle is parked alongside the dog park but the parking office can't be reached after 5:00 and the police response is that they've been told not to address anything with motorcycles or dirt bikes even if it's a parking violation. There can hardly be a risk of a high-speed chase when no one's even with the motorcycle which the police were informed of. How is anything supposed to get addressed in the city of Albany with these kind of nonsensical responses? Someone has to be willing to address the many safety issues in this area including in a park that should be a safe space for families including young children who could dash out in front of any one of these vehicles and be k.illed. this is a red Honda and the license plate is very clear in the photo.