I recently reported the fact that most of Washington has been kept in the dark at night for months. Tonight street lights finally came on, except, ironically, the one outside my building.Another light, between 8th and 9th was on but the glass cover seems filled by rubble. In general the lamps are and look old and neglected.
the old power lines supported by the street lights are getting weighted down by more and more hanging fratboy sneaker pairs. A few years ago one of the lines a little further down the block heavy with sneakers came down and started a fire.
The street sign on the SW corner of 7th and Grant appears to have been knocked by a motorist.
Downed tree pulled down utility line, both blocking passage through alleyway behind red-brick apartment building at corner of 7th and Dunn St
The first street lamp on the left (#512) upon entering the alleyway between 8th St and 7th St from Indiana Ave is burnt out. It is located at the corner of the parking lot behind 307-309 Indiana and 512 7th St, near the dumpster.
There are two street lights in front of the building that are extremely dim. It seems that the bulbs are burnt out.
So to be very hello. I previously submitted a report for potholes on the alley by one city center. The crew did a nice job of patching the alley on the east side of one city center (120 w 7th), but I was actually reporting issues with the alley that's on the north side of one city center. It runs east-west. There are some bad potholes from when the gas company did work a couple years back. Thank you.
Potholes in the alley. Thank you.
Rental permit should not be renewed until property owner repairs the sidewalk in front of house. It is highly degraded and dangerous.
Off of the parking lot directly behind this house is a large pothole on the left edge of the alley as your enter onto W 8th St. heading towards Walnut St. This is the alley directly behind Sports on Walnut St