Case Date:

1/12/2026

Traffic light at Pete Ellis and 10th at - east facing one is out

Case Date:

1/9/2026

uReport 207299 was closed by Rebecca Davis 1/08/26, stating that the heap of "End Construction" signs in the front yard of 1311 W 17th has been removed. The signs are still there! They have not been removed as of today 1/09/2026. FYI I have contacted the company Highway Safety Service in Lafayette twice (see photo 765-474-1000) to report. They promised twice to contact their "Ops Team" to remove the sign on the ground, but no one at HSS team has responded. We are super sick of the broken sign in our yard AND the other signs on W 17th St. There hasn't been construction since the fall. During the holidays, some people decorated their yards but we had a heap of junk with a danger light flashing in our yard. Please expedite removal of the broken sign and other construction junk from W. 17th St until there is some construction to warn drivers about. Sharon Roualet, Crescent Bend Neighborhood Chair

Case Date:

12/13/2025

Speed hump sign which faces east bound traffic has been knocked down partially, along with damaged turf between the sidewalk and street.

Case Date:

12/10/2025

Two items: 1) street signs have been down here for over a year and have been reported. If this was a different core neighborhood these would have been replaced in a more timely manner. 2) these roundabouts and various “traffic calming” items that bike/ped role is popping up and putting throughout communities are not equitable in design. Why are these and other lower income areas only being given primarily concrete or similar design. We want equitable design and vegetation like the roundabout for renwick. Why is our neighborhood treated worse because of historic inequities? It seems this outreach group never actually listens to all voices for planning changes. We want equitable design and implementation, not just ugly “solutions” that are in reaction to an accident.

Case Date:

12/10/2025

Tree fell on fence by interstate 69

Case Date:

12/4/2025

The stop sign at the intersection of 19th and Lincoln Street has been hit and is damaged. It needs to be fixed or replaced

Case Date:

12/4/2025

Fallen "no parking anytime" sign, still attached to the post. It is lying on the ground next to 608 N Dunn St.

Case Date:

11/15/2025

Can we get another no parking street sign installed on w 14th street between N Woodburn Ave and Madison St? There used to be one in front of the yellow duplex not sure if someone took it or it was taken out. But on game day people were parked on both sides of the road making near impossible to get through. Also during the week people park on that side of the road where its supposed to be no parking and school buses have to navigate through. Thanks for your time.

Case Date:

11/13/2025

The corner of 15th and Woodburn desperately needs a four way stop. We hear numerous near collisions daily. It is impossible to see oncoming traffic as they speed down 15th street while sitting at the stop sign on Woodburn Ave going north. Heading south, there is a better visual of incoming traffic. If not a stop sign, please look into how close to the intersection cars are allowed to park as it completely obstructs the ability to observe oncoming traffic.

Case Date:

11/10/2025

It would be helpful to have a west-pointing "One Way" sign installed on the east side of the Lincoln/Cottage Grove intersection and maybe even a "Do Not Enter" sign to alert drivers intending to turn right that they are about to encounter one-way traffic headed west. Currently, there is a west-pointing "One Way" sign on the NW corner of the intersection, but (ironically) view of it is mostly blocked by a "Do Not Enter" sign on the SW corner of the same intersection. Drivers on Lincoln who approach this intersection and who are unfamiliar with the street directions in this neighborhood could (do) easily turn right and head east against the traffic direction, formally in commission of a moving violation but it seems unfair to ticket them when the street layout is not well-communicated to the drivers. Note: there might have been a sign in this location in the past, but there have been some ADA-sidewalk projects in the area recently that necessitated temporary removal of signs, and any signs laying about could then have been picked up by a member of one of the local fraternities, notorious for sign theft in the neighborhood.