Multiple, some really nasty, potholes, on E Third Street, starting at 220 (Slotegraaff-Niehoff Lawyers building) heading towards the intersection with E Atwater. There is even one under the street signs at the E Third and E Atwater curve.
Potholes when you start at the intersection of S Walnut and E First: between S Walnut and Lincoln; at the intersection of E First and Washington; at 209 E First (near the blue Lincoln Hill Apartments sign); at 302 E First (near the Reformed Presbyterian church).
Pothole on W 11th Street at about 800 (apartments); continuing towards Rogers, potholes under and near the underpass; at 611 on 11th Street near the Scout's Honor store.
Potholes between the intersection of S Rogers and First, and S Rogers and Second: in front of the Centerstone buildings (645 S Rogers), all the way to the intersection with W Second Street.
Potholes at the intersection of Ballantine and E First; at 1006 E First; at 1320 E First and continuing towards Eagleson; Past the Eagleson and E First intersection on Sheridan, veering towards E First.
On S Highland, driving towards the YMCA, before the intersection with Miller Drive: several potholes, starting at mailbox #1721.
Several potholes on Woodscrest between the intersection of Woodscrest and E Third and Woodscrest and E Second Street.
Pothole at the corner of S Rogers Street and W Fourth Street.
Pothole on E First at the intersection with Ballantine.
15.04.020 - Abandoned vehicle. "Abandoned vehicle" means: (2) A vehicle left on public property continuously without being moved for three days; Based on this section of the Ordinance could you check into the 2 Ford vehicles (Red truck and white van) that are consistently parked for more than 3 days without having been moved, and are parked in front of property 613 and 619 S Eastside Drive? They do have a valid neighborhood street parking sticker, though. However, they both have a BMV license plate sticker that expired in November of 2023.