Reported on 1/16 that the posts and concrete at the intersection of Winslow and Walnut Street Pike are hard to see at night. Reflectors needed replaced and curb needed painted with reflective paint. Nothing was done and someone ran over one of the posts.
Street sign is rotated 90 degrees.
Workers ahead (or alike) sign is left on the East bound side of Rhorer. Similarly, just across S Walnut Street, there is another sign also on the East bound side of the road. Please pick up these two signs.
Can you please pick up all the signage, sandbags, and other materials from the road construction project that was finished last summer? Winslow Rd west of Allendale.
The pedestrian crossing light for the beeline trail on country club Drive/Winslow Road is malfunctioning and circles from yellow to red to flashing red back to yellow then red then flashing red
The red light where the trail crosses the street is confusing. Most drivers do not understand when to stop or wait. I have often seen one lane stop while the opposite do not. I think a simple warning light or traditional stop light would be more efficient and less dangerous.
Street sign at corner of Gosport and Forrester was knocked out of upright — needs more permanent reinforcement.
Truck hauling a skid steer ran over and broke off the stop sign on W Allen St turning north onto Rogers. I moved the broken sign on the ground to try to be visible there. Pretty obvious need to stop because of the median on Rogers, so not a huge rush to replace it, but safety first. Also sorry about the empty ticket, didn't realize pressing enter on the address field submits the ticket.
The left turn only lane signage is missing and the street paint for the left turn only is no longer visible. Basically there is no way to know that the left lane from Grimes to Walnut is left turn only. The sign for Walnut St is sun bleached and almost impossible to read as well.
The stop sign at East Dodds and South Dunn street is lying in the grass beside South Dunn Street. It has been knocked down, in other words.