Rogers Street between 2nd & 3rd needs repaving!!! I drive this stretch to and from work daily, and it is in terrible condition. The street is also tight with the southbound traffic's left turn lane, so when heading north (and uphill) from the stoplight at 2nd and Rogers, you have no choice but to hit some very uneven surfaces and potholes. I've been driving this for years and it's never been reapired. It is damaging my vehicle!
The street drain adjacent to 3100 S Coppertree Dr is completely filled with refuse which is causing storm water back up into the street.
All of the new construction along Jefferson between third Street and 10th St. where they’ve made street cuts for the sewer lines need to be repaired. I believe it’s the responsibility of the contractor to repair the street and none of these repairs look to be permanent.
Pothole, rather deep in one spot. In front of 309 E. 1st on north side of E. 1st
Pothole, rather deep in one spot. In front of 309 E. 1st on north side of E. 1st
several hundred pounds of asphalt was washed out from the north side of the street on E. 1st St., just west of the intersection of First and Hawthorne. Much of the asphalt has been washed down along the north edge of the street all the way to the intersection of Woodlawn and East First St
Unsure where to report this. This guy asked my son and his friends to help push vehicles into their driveway to prevent the vehicles from being towed. He plans to push them back into the street parking area eventually. Why is he pushing these vehicles up and down the street? Is this legal? I really don’t want my son involved with this neighbor.
There are potholes here that have become pretty dangerous. I don't have updated photos, but here is a google map shot of where they are. It's the alley behind Rainbow Bakery.
Dangerous amount of sand, gravel, and debris in the road. Covenanter & College Mall Road, on the West side of the intersection as Covenanter enters College Mall Road. This is a really dangerous section on a city bicycle route. Please clean this up.
Large area of pavement washed out by the recent heavy rain. Large and small chunks of asphalt are along the sidewalk all the way until the Woodlawn intersection. Once the crew is there anyway, if they continue towards S Walnut, they will encounter several more potholes.