trail cleanup

Open Issues: 5 Closed Issues: 46 Acknowledged Issues: 3
Watching issues created after: 2010-02-26

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  • Farmington Canal Heritage Trail Hamden, CT 06518, USA - Hamden
    On numerous occasions, I have seen people coming in and out of the woods in this area. The impression I've gotten is that they either live in there, or engage in illegal activity. I once road my bike about 20 feet into the woods (if heading northbound, there is small grass trail on the right as you start to go up the hill
    ), and I saw, I kid you not, a man wearing a trenchcoat, watching the canal line from behind the trees. As soon as he saw me he rushed further into the woods. This is a very dangerous situation. If possible, I wouldn't go any farther south than the dixwell bridge crossing. PLEASE BE CAREFUL!!
  • 180 Skiff St CT 06517 - Hamden
    This bridge over the parkway has no sidewalk. Despite the nearby canal trail access and sidewalks before and after, this bridge lacks sidewalks.
  • 170 Skiff St Hamden, CT 06517, USA - Hamden
    This situation has become even more dangerous this summer. The weedy bushes are so big that a pedestrian on north side of Skiff, crossing over Parkway, must step into lane of high-speed traffic. Area desperately needs a sidewalk for all pedestrians and especially for families with kids walking up from Whitney to Canal Trail.
  • 2500 Dixwell Avenue Hamden, CT 06514, United States of America - Hamden_Feature 001
    Graffiti that needs attention.
  • 178 Skiff St CT 06473 - Hamden
    Road edge on north side of Skiff Street at the Parkway overpass is eroding and bush covered. Many parents ride with their kids on the north side of Skiff Street between their neighborhoods along Whitney and the canal trail. There is a sidewalk until the parkway overpass, which then disappears entirely. In this area, there is only a narrow strip of unstable dirt and a lot of bushes as you approach the overpass, and parents with children are forced to step into auto traffic on Skiff at this point. On the western side of the overpass, a beautiful sidewalk is installed for trail pedestrians and riders. The south side of Skiff between Whitney and the trail is even less kid-rider friendly, with almost no sidewalks. At the very least, the bushes and unstable dirt on north side of street need to be stabilized and cleared. Sidewalks along Skiff would be ideal!
  • Farmington Canal Heritage Trl Hamden, CT, 06514, USA - Hamden

    Emailed on Tue 1/28/2020 at 6:10 PM

    "Behind Platos Closet off canal trail. Human feces, underwear and trash on trail."

  • 174 Dorrance St Hamden CT 06518, United States - Hamden_Feature 001
    Landlord for student housing across the street put this out for pickup First off it's not recycling week In addition to the rug and plastic chairs in the bin there is a dishwasher in a carriage .
  • 208 Dorrance St Hamden CT 06518, United States - Hamden_Feature 001
    Thank you so much for this. We would love to display a sign showing our gratitude!
  • Farmington Canal Heritage Trl Town of Hamden, CT, 06514, USA - Hamden_Feature 001
    Someone has been writing "trump", "trump won", etc in chalk all over the trail from Canal Crossing Apts to the Dixwell overpass, including on some vertical structures like the historical plaques that the rain will not wash off. Also, the Dixwell overpass bridge is covered in graffiti. Basically, the Hamden section of the trail is being defiled and it's sad to see it. Thanks in advance for the clean-up.
  • Farmington Canal Heritage Trl Town of Hamden, CT, 06514, USA - Hamden_Feature 001
    The political chalker has begun their vandalism of the trail for this season again. These are located all the way from the Dixwell Ave overpass to Putnam Ave and appeared fresh as of yesterday. They should also work on the penmanship of their "J"s which look more like backwards "C"s.
  • 164 Dorrance St Hamden, CT, 06518, USA - Hamden_Feature 001
    Recycling was not picked up on Thursday for my side of Dorrance St. The truck came by to pick up the odd side of the street but did not return to pick up recycling for the even side of the street.
  • 100 Skiff St Rear Hamden 06517, United States - Hamden_Feature 001
    Farmington Canal Trail flooded. Local users say for over a month. Water was at least 9” deep and detours are difficult and/or excessively dangerous.