On E Second Street: part of a previous utility cut has not been filled up, so it is a hole. It is on the north side of E Second between the Presbyterian church parking lot and Arbutus.
There are a bunch of potholes in this area. Greenbriar Lane has a small grassy median between High Street and Locust. At the west end of this median on the north side of Greenbriar where it meets Locust there is rough pavement and a pothole. Continuing northwest there is a small traffic island between Locust and Wilton with potholes around it and a bunch of gravel on the sidewalk. The potholes need to be filled and the gravel cleaned up.
Is the city responsible for 7th Street between Indiana and Woodlawn? The bike lane on the south side of 7th at Fee and from Park to Woodlawn is really rough.
At the north east and southeast corners of Arden and Wilton and along Wilton just south of that corner there are potholes.
On Thornton between Oxford Drive and Maxwell Street along the north edge of the street, then in the middle of Thornton as you get closer to Maxwell and on the south side of the street. Where Thornton meets Maxwell all along the eastern edge of that intersection, especially the southeast corner.
I have noticed not to long ago you repainted the yellow curb on Woodburn Ave. side, just wondering if it's possible to touch up the yellow curb on 14th street side as its fading. Thanks!
The green street signs as S Woodlawn and E Wylie fell down from the poll. We put it back, but it seems like a vigorous shake will make it fall back down. It needs to be attached more securely.
The green street sign at the intersection of W. Jed Street and Rogers Street has been vandalized (someone made it say 'JEDI Street' on the sign). While this is a pretty cool name the right name on the street needs to be there. Please have this sign fixed or repaired back to W. Jed St. Thank you, Paul
Pot hole next to manhole cover directly across from 715 W Dodds
The left-turn light on the northbound direction of Sare Rd, at E. Moores Pike has been malfunctioning for several weeks. It always provides a left-turn light, whether or not a car is in the left-turn lane.