Glad the damage wasn't to mammals, but I sure hate to see the beautiful old crepe myrtles affected.

I am very concerned for pedestrians in this area. I often feel unsafe while walking my dog.

Reckless driving is prolific in this area. The residents of Stevens Road circulated a petition last fall and successfully lowered our speed limit to 25mph. However, this has resulted in little or no improvement in reckless speeding. Cars are often observed going more than 20mph over the posted limit. The concentration of pedestrians, both from Enloe and the community, and the lack of sidewalks make this an immediate threat to public safety.

Please take this as an opportunity to enforce the posted speed limits throughout the Longview Park and Longview Gardens area (north and south of Enloe). We may not be so lucky that only landscaping and signage is the casualty of this bad behavior next time.

Here is a photo.

I want to thank the City of Raleigh for the expediency and completeness of the fix. Awesome to report it and then get very quick and perfect resolution.

The two biggest poop areas are at Culpepper Circle, where there is a small park, and on Locke Lane near Enloe High School. Both are areas in which people gather, and where I've seen children, Enloe students, and pets rolling around on the ground. Animal feces can spread disease to animals and humans, and can find its way into the water supply. Plus, it's just gross.

As said in the OP, there are folks in the area who would like to take steps to get more of these stations. Any info would be helpful. Thank you.

I'll check with our Parks staff on the policy regarding these pet waste stations. When they've responded I will post here.

Excellent point, Glenn. Excellent point.

Think about the children, what if a child got into that gas can?

The woman who owns it is homeless and lives in the van...she has been a staple at Moore Square for years. Give her a break.

I will refer this to CAT staff. When they have responded I will update this issue.

We will retrieve this sign today.

I've referred this to our Public Works Department. I will update this issue when I have heard back from them. Thanks for reporting.

I will inform the Downtown District officers of this, but it is likely the truck is no longer there. In these cases you can get quicker response by either calling the District Police station at 919-996-3855 or by calling 911.

I've referred this to our Public Works Department. I will update this issue when I have heard back from them. Thanks for reporting.

Thanks for reporting. I have notified our Public Works Department and will update this issue when they have responded. You can also enter pothole or pavement repair requests directly using our online pothole inbox:

pothole@raleighnc.gov