The left turn signal for traffic facing east on Country Club Dr. wishing to turn north onto S. Walnut Street is not working. I sat through three complete rounds of signal changes with two cars in front of me and approx 7-8 behind me and no left turn arrow ever came on. This was on March 12, 2026.
Pothole at exit to Summit Elementary, hazard for drivers exiting and those using the multiuse path along the north side of countryside. Was filled but due to weather is a big hole again. Will need to be packed down well.
sweetgum and sticks in the bike lane
A plumber (Paul Young Plumbing) has confirmed a fiber optic cross-bore has destroyed my sewer lateral. I need to file a damage claim and identify which contractor was boring in my area and get it fixed as soon as possible.
A branch broke off a tree in front of our house and it is blocking the sidewalk. The street in the picture is Cricket Knoll in Gentry Estates. Our address is 4403 E Carrington Ct.
I have at least 3 broken wires dangling from a utility line to near ground level in my back yard. I've had ATT and Comcast out, both either blame the other or claim the line belongs to my neighbor and they can't do anything to it without the neighbor's permission. Again, they're broken wires. They don't go anywhere. The utilities are just ignoring them and making excuses. Does the city offer me any options here? FWIW, last time I looked there were also wires hanging off of the next pole along the line at S Dunn St.
large pothole at intersection of wilson and madison
Previous road cut repairs have subsided and this area is really uneven.
Street sign at corner of Gosport and Forrester was knocked out of upright — needs more permanent reinforcement.
The Madison Park HOA would like to request that this tree is removed. This is located in between the HOA property and the street, next the southwest building. This was previously requested on uReport case #204913, but the tree has not been removed. The tree is dead or dying. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to me at [email protected] or (812) 287-8036. Thank you.