There is a missing utility cover (about 6 inches across) in the roadway intersection of Hillside, Olive St. and Whitestone (Deer Park). It has been missing for at least a few weeks, possibly since Hillside was re-paved.
There has been activity (underground utility location)and Duke Energy power pole in the easement next to my home at 709 E Wellington Court, 47401. I would like to know what activity (digging?) maybe in the near future. Also there is a underground ATT line to my home that crosses the easement. Thank you
If you park in the handicapped parking off Henderson, near the handicap playground, and cross the bridge to the trail that leads to Woodlawn, there is a small hole in that pavement just past the bridge. It's big enough to catch my front walker wheel. Until the other day I always managed to notice it and avoid it, but that day falling leaves had hidden it, and I forgot all about it. Until, that is, my walker wheel fell into it. Fortunately, I managed not to fall and was able to continue walking, but my bones break very easily. I beg you to fill this little hole. As I said, it's just past the bridge, on the way to the walking trail. Thank you.
large pothole on south side of Rock Creek Drive, just past Childs Court. Would be nice to have it repaired; traffic going east swerves into other lane to avoid the hole.
See #173822 from September. Music Lessons sign still is in the grass on Sare Rd across from Jackson Creek Middle School at 3980.
Potholes on Rogers, coming from the intersection with First, heading towards the intersection with W Second, across from the hospital parking lot.
Non-lawn furniture (couch) in the yard at 529 E Second street, corner house.
Is there a city ordinance about setting up tents in public parks? Seminary Square park starts to look more and more like a camping.
17st is still shut down. 2 years this road has been shut down. Can anyone please explain why? This is beyond believable.
At the construction site, there is a sharp drop from the pavement to where they are milling the road. On the other side of the work, there is a sharp edge going back to the regular pavement. I feel that the this situation can damage cars if the driver does not know to slow down. The edges of the construction is not very visible at night. I would like the city to install asphalt transitions from the regular pavement to where the road under construction is being milled. If nothing else, at least put warning signs at the transitions.