Metrohealth Case Study

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I know you are very busy with many things going on at MetroHealth. I have no intention to bother you with additional work or issues to take from your busy time, but my fellow engineers and I have been witnessing a very serious and dangerous move from the people who are doing the maintenance on the outside Old Brooklyn building parking lot and the main building. I could not stand to witness a catastrophic recipe on MetroHealth property to happen while good chance that people might lose their lives. I have attached a sample of pictures for you to look at and see the seriousness of the issue.

I sincerely apologies if I should not have send this e-mail to you, and please forgive me too.

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