Man hole cover sticking out of the road, makes a hazard for motorcycles, please fix. Also same thing going down woodlawn south at that intersection. Very dangerous for motorcycles and bikes!
A repair was begun to hole in front of a street drain a few weeks ago, but never completed. There has been a large orange cone there for weeks. At 1234 W. Countryside Ln.
When sitting at stoplight, I noticed that the street drain on the Northeast corner of 6th and College was blocked - in fact, blocked to the point of non-existence.
There is a drainage grate on the upper portion of Melville Circle where the asphalt is broken and worn away leaving a fairly large hole (approx. 18"x6" and 8"+ deep). it is definitely a hazard to those walking alongside the road. It would cause some serious injury to someone if they did not see it in the daytime or were walking at night. Please, if someone could come and look at it and fix the problem before someone gets hurt, that would be great. Thanks for your consideration.
The difference in height between the curb and the grate are dangerously different. My family has experienced 2 flat tires from this. It is located at the Tapp Road Round about at Adams.
We have received several complaints on this safety concern. Street cut/storm drain repair work within most of the 3rd street bike lane has not been finished.
This area needs a street drain. Every time it rains water pools at this corner making it difficult for people walking down the sidewalk to cross the street. During the winter, this turns into a block of ice making it very dangerous for people crossing the street. Children in this neighborhood walk to Child's Elementary School and have to jump over the puddle of water when it's warm and try not to fall on the block of ice that form here during the winter. Please install a street drain in this location. Thank you.
There is a huge pot hole on the junction of Morton and 10th that wasn't there before and it only showed up after the road was closed on Friday. The pothole was so huge that it damaged the wheel cover of my car which is now affecting the tire pressure on that side of the wheel. I believe this wasn't my fault and now I'm suffering the consequences.
The road that leads to the Jordan parking garage (University Road?)has a large "pothole" that resulted in a blown tire. I would think this is a university maintained road since it is not on Jordan, but rather the side road that leads to the parking garage, but IU claims it is the city's responsibility. I have attached pictures. It appears this is from construction and/or utility work rather than natural erosion, and there is a sharp and steep edge/drop-off. I did not have a ruler with me, but used a standard size sharpie to show the depth. Using a ruler afterwards, the hard edge/cliff is approximately 5 inches. In the dark at night there is no lighting, and when making a left onto that road there is no way to see it with your headlights. In addition to requesting that the hole be repaired, I would like to receive reimbursement for the damaged (flat, non repairable)tire. Thank you for your time.
S. Jordan and Sheridan (Sheridan crosses S. Jordan twice--this is the Southern-most intersection) There was a water leak that was repaired, but the large patch they did was apparently not steamrolled (too cold?) In any case, it's a big lumpy mass.