A two-year-old girl went missing near an overgrown creek path—vegetation reportedly six feet tall, last mowed in June. The city’s quarterly maintenance schedule is under fire as neighbors demand faster action, with one grieving resident pleading for change before it’s too late. Crews are scheduled to tackle the brush in September; residents can call 311 to voice concerns. This tragedy underscores how critical timely upkeep is in public spaces, especially where children play.
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