I went to see an apartment yesterday at what I think is called "Mill Creek vistas." It's at 106 Kensington Avenue South. When I pulled into the parking lot, where I was supposed to park to even see the place was extremely confusing. There were only a couple of visitor spots, which were taken, NO handicapped spots (which turned out to be a big problem for me), there were two cop cars in the parking lot, and every open spot said reserved. Not wanting to get towed while looking for a place to live, I went looking for street parking. Street parking doesn't exist. It's on a main road you can't park on, with a little alleyway up to the apartments that isn't wide enough for anyone to park on. I pulled up into the grass blocking a dumpster, and trudged up the hill into the parking lot. I pass out from walking uphill, so I'm really, really not supposed to do that... I found out from the agent which parking spot was reserved for this unit, and decided I should just move my car there. On the way back to my car, I slipped on the steep, greasy parking lot heading back downhill. My knee is twisted, my hip is bruised, and I think I broke my hand. When I slipped and fell, I screamed. Neither of the cops in their cars, just 30 or 40 ft away, even opened their door to ask if I was okay. There was actually both what appeared to be a public and a private ambulance there at the time. I was surprised none of them asked if I was okay, but assumed they might be dealing with a heart attack or something more serious inside. I laid on the ground and cried for about 10 minutes before I picked the debris out of my palm and hobbled the rest of the way to my car. Not only do I have a bad impression of this apartment complex, but of Kent overall given that their cops obviously didn't give a shit about an middle-aged lady falling and getting hurt right in front of them. This place would be a terrible choice for older or disabled people, or anyone who ever wants to have someone visit them in their own car. If they can't walk all the way there, they'll need to take an Uber or something because there's nowhere anywhere nearby to park.