Pothole at 3rd and N. Smith Rd. As you are turning right onto 3rd from Smith it's on 3rd. Deep enough to make a loud noise when driven into.
Trying to figure out who and when will my driveway and curb be repaired? Some weeks back the main water line busted and to fix it the utility company had to cut out part of my driveway, curb and street. When can I expect some solution?
From 2142 S Bent Tree Drive to 2135 S Bent Tree Drive needs some filling
On E First Street near #114: subsiding utility cut
Going north on Old 37 from Gourley Pike, I recently rode down the hill that leads into the Cascades. As this hill is frequently used by cyclists, it is good that it has a new smooth pavement. Cyclists will attain a high speed on this hill and maintain their speed beyond the bottom of the hill. When I did this, I came to a place where I experienced several terrible jolts. I found that there is a place beyond the bottom of the hill where the pavement is very rugged due to a cluster of deep potholes. This road hazard could easily flip a bicycle over. It is easy for a cyclist to unwittingly get caught in this perilous situation. Since many cyclists use this route one can expect what happened to me and worse to happen to many of them. This is of critical importance right now because in a few days, on Sunday October 27, thousands of Hilly Hundred riders will be riding down this hill. It is imperative that this rugged place in the road be repaired.
Alas, a repeat request because of the naughty rain showers: potholes at the south side of the 1300 bloc of E First
Pothole on Sudbury Lane between Weimer Road and West Arbor Ridge Way
The alley way running between 219 E 7th Street Pavilion Heights & the neighboring property, The Manor, has developed a large pot hole coming out onto 7th Street and deterioration is occurring as well. Starting to cause potential safety and damage issue for motorists of both properties.
At the intersection of S Strain Ridge Road and E Scott Lane in South Bloomington there is an area that is always flooded when it rains. This causes 1) potholes at this intersection, and 2) the water accumulates and flows down through the woods to form a literal stream through our backyard. The water flow needs to be redirected.
Potholes