Case Date:

2/27/2022

Pothole on the street

Case Date:

6/1/2024

Someone must have hit and run the street sign at the intersection of Queens Way and Sussex. The street signs above the stop sign are hanging loosely and the upright post has a slight lean. It would be nice to at least have the street signs re-mounted. Thank You!

Case Date:

1/16/2023

Street light at Queens Way and Sussex Drive has not been working for past few weeks. This makes the intersection and the section of Queens Way dark.

Case Date:

5/1/2023

Large and deep pothole on South High Street, just north of the intersection with Rock Creek Dr. and just south of the driveway to the church. Thank you!

Case Date:

2/6/2024

Pothole on northbound side

Case Date:

10/13/2020

worn-down road

Case Date:

1/28/2022

So when we have a 5 ft concrete sidewalk WE are responsible to clear it for the kids. As propertty owners. Then the city replaces it with 10 ft of asphalt, assuring us that we are no longer responsible for it. “We will take care of it, Parks and Rec will deal with it in a timely manner”. We get 0.7 inches of snow, the path is icy, and the city is nowhere to be seen. We have to clear the now TEN ft of path ourselves to avoid being sued. FU Hamiltlon! This is is less than an inch!

Case Date:

4/22/2024

pothole northbound

Case Date:

7/20/2021

The school zone/speed limit sign east of the intersection of Wimbleton & High Street has been knocked over into the middle of a big viburnum bush so it can't be seen.

Case Date:

4/5/2022

The entire length of Sussex Drive, on both sides, is filled with spots where the edge of the roadway is crumbling into the gutter. We don't have sidewalks on this road, and a lot of people end up walking along the edge of the road. The loose and crumbling asphalt is a real tripping hazard. I started an attempt to clean up the loose asphalt, but I have no where to dispose of this. I'd like to request that the loose asphalt be cleaned up, and the edges of the road patched up. To reiterate, the entire length of Sussex is in great need of attention. Thank you!