Case Date:

2/23/2024

Bloomfield Rd between Cory Ln and Allen St eastbound lane needs strip patching or something more than just throwing some pothole filler on it

Case Date:

3/8/2024

Before you even begin, yes, I am aware of the area indicated is not part of your responsibility, but everything that is causing the issue is coming from City side. If I may, I’m very grateful that the city sand, salt, plow trucks pass this way each snowy icy day. But now the sand is making its own Sand-Bar. Which in turn, causes water to run across the road and wash out the opposite side. ( not a good thing for those of us that live on the opposite side) If I may request the street sweeper to pass aggressively directly in line with the building that is opposite to the address of 1604 Weimer Rd. that would be amazing. And since I’m pushing the envelope, could the driver of said sweeper, just continue to connect the last 100-yards onto Sudbury Dr. and score those brownie points with your neighbors. As always, please and thank you. Randy Craw

Case Date:

3/18/2024

There is a very deep washed out area along the eastern shoulder of S Henderson St south of Winslow Rd -- across from All American Storage. There is also some severe erosion happening on the other side of the "V" on the sides of Walnut St Pike by the Echo apartments.

Case Date:

4/17/2024

Flooding down Brownridge is starting an erosion hole again the road side with a drop of about 3 ft. from the road bed. A short load of stone (2-3 yds maybe) added to the previous should solve it; the last treatment has remained stable and has worked well.

Case Date:

4/25/2024

The utility manhole covers in the Northbouand lane of Walnut Street from Miller Drive to Grimes are below the pavement level and need to be raised to pavement lever. This condition has existed since Walnut Street was re-paved years ago. Please fix. Thank you

Case Date:

6/17/2024

Sunken manhole cover on S High Street near the intersection with E Atwater Ave.

Case Date:

7/8/2024

While leaving the Justice Building for lunch today, I drove west on 7th St, and drove over the newly paved area where they were doing work within the past few weeks (by the B-Line Trail), and the dip is so bad it almost ate my car. Not sure if the new pavement has sunken in, or what, but someone is going to seriously damage their car. I don't believe my car was damaged, but I'm not sure how it's not. Can someone please address this or at least put a sign up to give drivers warning? Thanks