At 2nd Street and Euclid, there is a strip of sidewalk with no curb cut. This is next to the yellow house that is across from 919 W. 2nd Street. This curb does not allow for a resident of this neighborhood that is in a wheelchair to turn around at this location, or move through this section of sidewalk.
There is a sunken area with ridges around it on Discovery Pwky near the entrance to the ALF- the ridges are getting bigger and cracking the road.
Thank you for sending someone out to clean up the debris, however, they only skirted a little edge of the street. Last year, the City constructed the new signage for the bike/ped crossing, and widened Olive St at the corner in order to navigate two way traffic. Therefore, this little slice in the picture that is still covered in gravel is part of Olive St. This needs to be swept up too. It is a muddy mess and it's starting to grow weeds in the gravel. Bikes can't approach the intersection and use this area safely and cars can't clearly see that this part of the street. It's also still affecting stormwater drainage in the case of the storms over this past weekend.
The pedestrian signal at the S. College Ave. and 3rd Street intersection for northbound pedestrians on the west side of College is broken.
Multiple potholes on East Earl Young Road between Wellston Drive and State Road 45. The potholes are causing traffic to drive across the centerline on both hills that are on E Earl Young Road.
Trees need trimmed at intersection of W Kirkwood Ave & N Ritter St please. Bus driver is saying it is scraping her bus making the turn. Thank you for all you do! Have a good day.
Who made council buduget agenda I saw there errors why there department pubic work on august 25 agenda and and august 27 Agenda
The 300 block of S. Kirby Alley the 300 block of S. Dunn St. have multiple pot holes. Please have them filled if possible. Thank you.
There is still a hole in the sidewalk near the steps. It’s quite deep. I’ve complained before. Sometimes it’s covered with a cone but then the cone goes away. Why can’t the city put a true cover on this tripping hazard? Thank you.
Yards of thin black wire in the grass in the yard and wandering into the street. SE corner of Eastside Drive and E Second Street.