Kingston Ave & Flanders Ave
A public SeeClickFix entry reported recurring street flooding during rain near Kingston and Flanders.
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A public SeeClickFix entry reported recurring street flooding during rain near Kingston and Flanders.
Public complaints have alleged recurring loitering, suspected drug activity and prostitution around N. Segrave/Kingston. These are resident allegations, not verified police findings.
An archived public issue described vegetation obstructing sidewalk travel in the 300 block of Woodland Avenue.