What residents reported in Windsor

The requests residents made to the city through Windsor on SeeClickFix in the seven days to Saturday, November 14: 27 requests, by the kind the city files each under, and where they were made, to the block.

a request still open closed· Map © OpenStreetMap contributors

Came together4 places

Three or more requests of one kind at one park, corner or block in the last 60 days. A block is grouped only for requests about streets, lights, parks and the like, never a household's yard, car or conduct.

  • The 1700 block of Floret Dr3 requests about streets and sidewalks since Oct. 16, 1 still open. The city said: work planned 1.
  • The 1700 block of Bounty Dr3 requests about streets and sidewalks since Oct. 11, 1 still open. The city said: work planned 2.
  • County Road 19 & Sundance Dr3 requests about traffic, signals and signs since Oct. 31. The city said: work planned 3.
  • Windsor West Park3 requests about parks and public grounds since Oct. 2. The city said: fixed or cleared 1.

This week27 requests

Windsor

27 requests, up from 15. 58 closed in the last four weeks, in a median 2.5 days.

  1. 7

    Curb/Sidewalk Damage None the seven days before.

  2. 6

    Street Lights Up from 3.

  3. 3

    Traffic Signals/Signs The same as the seven days before.

  4. 2

    Traffic issues/concerns The same as the seven days before.

  5. 2

    Animals Up from 1.

  6. 2

    Stormwater/Drainage/Erosion None the seven days before.

  7. 1

    Trails & Open Space Down from 2.

  8. 1

    Parking The same as the seven days before.

  9. 1

    Parks The same as the seven days before.

  10. 1

    Pedestrian/Bike Safety None the seven days before.

1 more request in 1 other kind.

What the city did58 closed

Of 58 requests closed in four weeks, the city said it fixed or cleared 9 and planned work on 23; on 4 it said nothing of what it did. The requests the city closed in the last 4 weeks, sorted by what its staff wrote on each: that it fixed or cleared the problem, planned the work, passed it to an inspector or crew, notified or cited an owner, found nothing, or said it was not the city's. This is what the city said, not a check of the work.

  • Traffic, signals and signs13 closed: work planned 5, not acted on for now 3, another answer 2, no word on what was done 3
  • Streetlights and utilities12 closed: work planned 12
  • Streets and sidewalks10 closed: fixed or cleared 2, work planned 5, another answer 2, no word on what was done 1
  • Trash and dumping9 closed: fixed or cleared 3, a notice, warning or citation 1, nothing found 1, another answer 4
  • Parks and public grounds4 closed: fixed or cleared 1, work planned 1, another answer 2
  • Trees, weeds and landscaping3 closed: a notice, warning or citation 1, nothing found 1, another answer 1
  • Other questions and concerns2 closed: fixed or cleared 2
  • Parking and vehicles2 closed: fixed or cleared 1, a notice, warning or citation 1
  • Property upkeep2 closed: passed to an inspector or crew 1, nothing found 1
  • Animals1 closed: passed to an inspector or crew 1

How long it took58 closed

The requests the city marked closed in the last 4 weeks, by kind, and the median time from when each was made to when it was closed: 2.5 days over all. A kind with fewer than three closed is left out.

  • Weeds/Rubbish16 days, over 9 requests
  • Trees/Shrubs6.9 days, over 3 requests
  • Parks4.5 days, over 4 requests
  • Traffic Signals/Signs3.0 days, over 9 requests
  • Curb/Sidewalk Damage23 hours, over 8 requests
  • Traffic issues/concerns20 hours, over 3 requests
  • Street Lights2 hours, over 12 requests

From Windsor on SeeClickFix (read 5:01 a.m.), as the city publishes the requests made to it. A request is a resident asking the city to look at something, counted in the city's own words for its kind; closed means the city marked it closed. What residents wrote is not published, and each request is placed to its block, never its address, or to the park it is in (parks from OpenStreetMap). What the city said it did is read from the city's own replies on each request, which are not published either.