Case Date:

2/26/2014

String of several large potholes on North Fee Lane, southbound lane just south of the SR 45/46 bypass. Thank you!

Case Date:

3/2/2014

Curry Pike. Tapp Road, Rockport rd.

Case Date:

3/7/2014

Our home is located at 1006 South Grant Street, beside a city alley in the Bryan Park neighborhood. That city alley is in desperate need of more gravel. In addition, due to the lack of gravel, the entry onto the alley from the Grant Street entry(heading west to Lincoln St.) is now crushing the exposed, large drainage pipe. This city drainage is typically underneath and not even seen so it now seems to need dirt, too! When cars drive over it there is now a big dip which has been created. Please put on your spring list to re-gravel and repair! Thank you!

Case Date:

3/13/2014

Liberty drive. Whats the hold up?

Case Date:

3/14/2014

Several potholes on E. Buick Cadillac Blvd. between College Mall Road and Clarizz. Also several on Clarizz between E. Buick Cadillac and 3rd St.

Case Date:

3/14/2014

3 potholes in a hole, almost all the way across Moody Drive, once you turn onto Moody from Henderson

Case Date:

3/17/2014

huge pothole, southbound side near edge cost me an alloy rim for the car

Case Date:

3/29/2014

The alleyway on the southside of W 6th street between Adams and Pine (adjacent to 1221 W. 6th) is in SERIOUS need of repair. There is a lot of traffic in that alley as a result of the off street parking situation for the apartment houses near Kirkwood and Adams. The alleyway was covered in asphalt at one point and repaired with gravel. Today the gravel has been displaced and the surface is VERY uneven. Additionally there is a hazardous blindspot at the corner of this alley as a result of unkept landscaping at the abandoned house next door. Please feel free to contact me for more information. -Jacob Kuebler Homeowner 1221 W. 6th

Case Date:

4/4/2014

Highland Ave from Winslow Road to the YMCA, both directions, terrible

Case Date:

4/15/2014

At the sharp curve where W. Wylie St. makes an almost 90-degree turn towards 1st Street - a cluster of deep potholes, one quite large in diameter and several smaller-diameter; because together they span almost the entire roadway, they are impossible to avoid and are a real hazard for residents and thru-traffic alike.