Near 659 S Solitude Ct the curb has a small circular hole cut that appears to be designed for water drainage. However it's 20 years old, does not have a screen over the hole and is clogged with dirt. So each time it rains a small pond forms then when the pond slowly drains it leaves a large mud flat on the street. Is this something you can snake out?
Potholes on 3rd St about 20’ west of Rogers
Disgusting neglect
Olive Street needs a curb from the top of the hill going down to Hillside Dr. The street had a curb at one time, but has been broken down by snow removal and wear and tear over the years. This is causing flooding when it rains to go down into 1504 S. Olive that is having water run down along the side of the house into the foundation. Also, the water from the rains is running down the street into the residence at 1144 E. Hillside. There is a curb on Olive next to the residence at 1144 E. Hillside that needs to extend up to the top of Olive Street. If someone could please contact me and let me know if this is possible to have done. Thank you, Monica Stafford
Thank you to the Streets Division for the new curb ramps at the corners of North Fairview Street and West 11th Street around the underpass under the railroad! Can we please get a marked crosswalk across 11th Street on the southeast side of the railroad bridge, to connect two of the new curb ramps?
This is not an urgent matter, but if your workers are grinding bumps in sidewalks in our area, you might want to check South Brighton Crest. No horrendous bumps as tree roots push up sidewalks, but a number that could trip pedestrians on a street heavily used by walkers. Thanks very much for your attention to this matter.
Two sets of wires that are loose and not connected to anything. They are hanging on two parts of the fence in the back alley behind 15th Street behind 315 and 319. If they can be taken down that would be appreciated.
This alley floods every time it rains, making it difficult for cars to pass through. It stays flooded for a while after the rain stops. If there was more rock in the alley it wouldn't flood so much/stay flooded for so long.
The pedestrian crossing flashing indicator lights are not working on the south side of 4th Street (not sure about the north side). Since it is impossible to tell from the pedestrian's vantage point - it is dangerous.
Synchronization of stoplight are off again, seems centered on 11th St