On Friday April 15th, 2022 around 7:35am I was driving through the intersection of W Second Street and S Adams Street in which there was a city water access hole without the lid resulting in a popped/flat tire on my front passenger side. I was wondering if the city could reimburse me for my auto repair bill considering the cause of my flat was a city water access hole where no lid was present.
The parking stripes on South Dunn are no longer visible between the 1200-1400 blocks. Can these please be repainted? This will help improve parking on the street. Thank you.
There are numerous potholes at the entrance of my driveway. The potholes are located on the city street.
I reported a road hole at the end of my driveway over a week ago but it still has not been filled. The ticket number for this was 179505 and was assigned to Dana Workman. I received an email indicating the problem had been resolved and was “closed.” It has not been resolved. The hole is getting bigger and creating a hazard that will cause damage to my tires.
Some holes were filled, others left unfixed.
On E Second Street: coming from the intersection with High Street, parallel to the pedestrian bridge, several holes have reappeared again in the middle of the street. Continuing on E Second at the intersection with Arbutus, pothole; continuing towards Eastside Drive, after the intersection several holes on E Second. Continuing towards downtown, between Park and Woodlawn is a manhole cover that is missing part of the pavement that used to be around it.
Despite recent cleaning by a street cleaning vehicle, the curb ramps/pedestrian crossings, the intersection, and culverts are full of debris. Debris includes sand/gravel (in the street/cur ramps) and straw/leaves (in the street grates). This is an ongoing issue and should be monitored and remedied routinely and thoroughly.
Hit water shut off in street and busted a tire.Would like to get it fixed.
Pothole in south bound lane across from Bloomington Hardware
Pothole here has been around for weeks—cars are crossing the center line to avoid them