The road surface on the northbound side (right side heading north) of S. Clifton Avenue is failing. There are large chunks of broken road surface in front of 705 S. Clifton and 707 S. Clifton. Can this be patched or repaired to avoid further decay of the road surface?
Several potholes in front of 315, 314, and 312. Crumbled asphalt in front of 325 South Arbutus Dr.
Very deep pothole near the sewer opening on the north side of Maxwell Lane, about a block west of High Street.
Hello, I’m writing concerning a little stretch of S. Rose Ave that could use some new asphalt. It looks like the road bed was laid down at some point, but never got completely finished. Easiest to see from an overhead view (attached). Vehicles turning south on Rose Ave are always coming off the road at the corner and churning up the gravel and grass on the verge. It’s pretty unsightly. I don't know when S. Rose is due for a new surface (S. Anita got one a year or two ago), but is there any chance of having that section cleaned up when it does? Sincerely, Michael Powell 904 S. Rose Ave Bloomington
There's a strip of pavement in the right lane of eastbound 3rd Street between approx. Walnut & Lincoln or Washington (can't remember specifically) that's a little rougher than the rest of the pavement. It's been like that forever, no big deal, but it's starting to deteriorate and develop potholes.
A few deep potholes on S Mitchell
An enormous pothole has developed after the last snowfall at the NW corner of Maxwell and High. This presents a safety risk, since cars need to swerve into incoming traffic to avoid it.
Multiple potholes between 2nd and Hillside. Some dangerously deep, causing school traffic veer into oncoming lane.
There are many potholes on S Washington St once you pass the light of E 3rd st going S. Please fix them.
Recently there was a water line break on the street which required repair. The area of repair on the road surface has now settled to leave a large crater. I know temps are too low for full repair, but if more fill could be used in the meantime to lessen the size of the hole that'd be helpful. Thanks!