Case Date:

9/29/2017

Case #161079 is not complete, the light still doesn't come on! Ask Duke to try it again please.

Case Date:

8/11/2016

The one lane road sign really needs to be placed further back on 3rd street. I was just out in front of Rawles Hall and Swain east/west and was almost hit by a car that was trying to go around 2 other cars!!! He did go up on the curb and barely missed a tree that i was standing by. If he had hit that tree his car and the tree would have fell on to me and my friend. There was also an accident earlier this week due to people not knowing they need to go into one lane. Please move the sign or add another sign at the top f the hill so when drivers are at the light at 3rd & Woodlawn they know to start getting over. Thank you! ~Chawnn

Case Date:

11/25/2014

Request to get street lights on our street. There are kids and families on this street. It's completely dark. All of the lights have burned out. Thanks.

Case Date:

8/23/2014

Stop Ahead sign covered by foliage

Case Date:

6/23/2014

There are several street lights out from the intersection with Adams on the west until the intersection with Rogers on the east. There are out here or there or appear to be very dim. I have seen our "pink" street lights go from normal brightness to dim even sometimes as I am passing one. What causes this? Does this mean I should try to report it? Thank you for your great service.

Case Date:

6/5/2013

There is a very large pothole in the alley that connects 2nd Street with Hunter. It is next to the sidewalk that runs parallel with and next 2nd st.

Case Date:

11/2/2012

Street light does not turn on anymore. Please help. Too dark...

Case Date:

10/2/2018

There is a pothole on the east side of High Street between Southdowns and Woodstock. The pothole is near the curb and near one of the utility poles. It is not the largest pothole I have recently seen but it is large enough to severely rattle a passing vehicle. It is also hard to avoid if traffic is coming from the north as one must cross over the center line to avoid the pothole.