Case Date:

7/7/2014

Speed limit sign on Browncliff is falling over.

Case Date:

10/19/2017

There is a new apartment complex, located near the corner of E. Cottage Grove Ave. and N. Walnut Street. Tenants are leaving the parking lot and exiting onto Cottage Grove Ave. Cottage Grove is a one way heading west. They proceed to head the east on Cottage Grove, and as they then approach N. Washington Street they turn without stopping because there is no stop sign. Afraid there may be a wreck, requesting remedy.

Case Date:

10/20/2017

A street sign is down at the north east corner of 1st and Fess. The sign ws face down, but looked to be a parking sign. I observed this about one hour ago (2pm on Oct. 20, 2017).

Case Date:

4/23/2013

There is a huge pothole (could easily damage a car) on the service street to get to the Hampton Inn or Great Wall. (Right off of North Walnut Street)

Case Date:

4/26/2013

Speeding on Winston Street, Hyde Park Cars just zoom down the hill from Winston to Sare Road. Can the speed limit be enforced? There are small children who play in this neighborhood.

Case Date:

7/15/2015

The bus stop sign at S Sare Rd at E Buttonwood Lane was hit by a car and is leaning. I pulled it back as much as I could by hand, but i could stand to be replaced. Thanks for your help! Travis Thickstun 2750 E Buttonwood Lane tthickstun@atc.in.gov

Case Date:

5/19/2021

The cicada speed bumps are so cute! At first glance Ithpughtthey were the bolts that have been sticking out of the street since February but no! These cicada speed bumps next to the car speed bumps are so nice. Just like how they don't slow the cars down at all these new cicada speed bumps don't have any effect on the bugs whatsoever. Instead they are a trip hazard and are extremely dangerous to both bugs and people.

Case Date:

6/10/2021

Since catalent has changed which entrances employees use, perhaps traffic signal timing and lanes etc around it should be re-assessed

Case Date:

6/17/2021

Dangerous intersection at Euclid and Second street due to zero visibility caused by overgrown weeds. Turning either way is suicidal.

Case Date:

6/19/2021

If a house owner piled things in their driveway and use the public street for parking, and the other drivers have to drive on the other side of the street to get around. In case any accident happened while driving on the other side of the street, who will be responsible? Could city give this person a suggestion to clean their driveway for parking and make the public street a save place to drive? This situation happened in Park Ridge. Thanks for your attention.