Large pothole near the intersection of Pine Meadows Drive and Pinehurst Drive on the west (?) side of the intersection. The pothole is on Pine Meadows Drive, about 20 feet from the intersection. Pieces of the pavement have broken off and are sitting around the pothole. The snow was too deep this morning to take a photo; I'll try to submit one in a few days. Thanks!
This morning, the City plow clearing the snow knocked down my mailbox.
Attached is a photo of the pothole from UReport #182607. It's really large and one of the largest pieces of asphalt (the circular one at the top) is teetering on the edge of the hole, creating a 4+ inch incline that cars drive over. It's going to cause significant damage to a car. Even though the asphalt plants are closed right now, is there anything else you can do to make this less dangerous in the meantime? Thanks for anything you can do.
There is a pothole on westbound Second Street just before the light at Patterson Dr. It is bad enough that it blew out my tire and bent the rim. Please fix this, it is hazardous!
A huge pothole near intersection
Complicated pothole with a water access shut-off cover as part of it.
Sorry. Forgot the address where the complicated pothole is: at the intersection of E First and Ballantine.
The traffic lights along the N. Walnut corridor through downtown have become unsynced. This is causing severe disruptions to traffic flow during high volume periods including morning and afternoon. Coupled with the recently installed no turn on red signs at the cross streets, I have noted an increase in cars driving through red lights because they are caught up in hitting every red light through downtown. Please snyc the lights again.
Can you install some reflectors on the medians on the 1100 block of Rogers and 1400 block of Rogers near the Community kitchen? At night it is very hard to see where the curb is on the medians. I almost hit one at night.
The stop sign at the intersection of W Fleming Pl and West Lawson Rd (Sample Road exit) is dangerous. The stop sign sits behind a treeline and you can’t see past the trees to see if a car is coming on the right side. You have to edge your car into the middle of the intersection before you have a clear line of sight. The trees might need removed or that intersection reworked. Thank you!