Case Date:

4/27/2019

Giant pothole going South on Cory Ln on the far right just before Shady Acres subdivision.

Case Date:

4/27/2019

South East corner of intersection where concrete meets asphalt there is a large pothole

Case Date:

4/28/2019

To potholes on westbound side just east of the rails for trail crosswalk

Case Date:

4/28/2019

One especially deep pothole on this road just adjacent to worldwide automotive on the westbound side

Case Date:

4/28/2019

Massive potholes on either side of the railroad tracks on liberty drive. Very dangerous.

Case Date:

4/28/2019

Large gully/washout running along side Rodgers Road east of the Stands and west of Sherwood Oaks Church on the north side of the roadway In some places the washout is approximately 30 inches deep or greater. Stone is needed to stop the water and protect drivers and the roadway.

Case Date:

4/29/2019

There's a large pothole at the corner of Hoosier St and Limestone Dr. It was repaired a few months ago but the the hole has opened up again.

Case Date:

4/29/2019

Two potholes on South Oakdale Drive, in the northbound lane. I've indicated the approximate position. 2757 West Bloomfield Road is the nearest street address to these potholes, but I do not reside at that address. The potholes are on a public road.

Case Date:

4/29/2019

It was a dark, but fair evening. Last night at around 10pm, I found myself traveling south on Walnut Street. Cruising along, listening to NPR, when, out of no where, a giant hole. I didn't succumb to the fear, and successfully steered my way around it. But, there might be a Smart Car or a bicyclist waiting for rescue at the bottom of that pothole. The pothole is in the right travel lane, in front of the Herald Times Building. If you are heading south, it would be the far western lane of Walnut. Go out there, and you will see it.

Case Date:

4/29/2019

On Winslow / Country Club there is a series of 3 growing pot holes that need filled up. If you are traveling from the Lucky's Market towards Rogers, they are on the right side of the lane from the B-Line trail crossing up the hill. The three holes are in a row, probably 50 feet apart, going up the hill. They are hard to avoid, especially with oncoming traffic.