2 obscured traffic signs next to each other on Winslow. coming from the High Street/Winslow roundabout, on the right hand side, before the intersection with Xavier there are 2 signs that are barely visible because of excess vegetation.
The intersection of the alley at between Wilson and Driscoll on the east side of Dunn street and Driscoll street has poor visibility and many cars rush through the alley and cause crashes on Driscoll. We need a stop sign on the alley to prevent these accidents.
To whoever does street signs - residents had to request a stop sign last year when the new road was put in near Autumn Ridge neighborhood at N Love Ln and W Harvest Ln…. They still have not attached street name signs atop this Stop Sign. Please get this to the correct area to do so to increase safety and direction for deliveries.
The walk sign light at the South-West corner at 10th and Walnut (facing north to cross 10th) is out. It has been flickering for a while now and has finally stopped working. The red Do Not Walk light works, it is only the white walk light that is out. Thanks!
At the traffic calming circle at the corner of 7th and Oak Streets, one of the reflectors has some "ACAB" graffiti and wanted to see if that could be removed. There is also a sticker on one of the other reflectors that maybe could also be removed. Thanks!
It doesn't appear there is a street sign anywhere at the intersection of 11th and Adams.
The color and the letters of stop sign at the corner of Auto Mall Road and Covenanter is completely gone. The sign is so old, you cannot even tell it's a stop sign except that it is shaped like a stop sign. Please fix this sign
Feerwood Ct and Ironwood Ct street signs are misprinted as Feerwood Dr and Ironwood Dr, and the Tulipwood Ct sign was not replaced when those signs were and has become difficult to read by comparison. This causes confusion for people not from the area who are unable to find the right street since the signs are wrong.
Stop sign on Buick Cadillac Drive at Clarizz blocked by leaves/limbs.
When heading north on Williamsburg from Washington it is extremely difficult to see the stop sign at Eastland Drive until you get past the visual obstruction caused by the last boulevard tree on the east side side of the road. Now that the leaves are beginning to fall the problem will go away until spring, however.