Buckled sidewalk. Over the weekend I sat with a friend on the bench in front of the library on Grant & Kirkwood for just a few minutes. In that amount of time, every second or third person walking by tripped on that sidewalk that is raised. There is very faded yellow paint but worn off now. Needs to be leveled. Someone will fall. A wheelchair could not go up.
While you are following up on case #205167, please also follow up on case #201463. The earlier uReport case requesting attention to the N/S alley stretching from 11th to 12th and flanked by 415 E. 11th and 800 N. Grant was marked "resolved", but nothing ever happened and now it is in even worse shape.
small pot hole/break in pavement at 24ll S. Curry Pike. Close to the business at 2411 S. Curry Pike. Looks like part of the pavement was breaking up.
Street light is out
20 feet of sidewalk along 8th Street is degraded and in need of replacement.
Sidewalk routinely covered grass and debris, unsightly and a fall hazard
Good Afternoon, There is a deep sinkhole on College Avenue in front of 1204 College Avenue. Since it is near the curb and in a parking spot, it is dangerous. Thank you in advance for your attention to this matter.
giant pot hole in 4th and Washington surface parking lot,in Northwest corner, north of dumpsters
The east/west alley to the south of the building is overgrown and we can not access our garage enterance.
The city alley along the north side of our home on 1006 South Grant Street, has a few large, deep potholes. They need to be filled in, new gravel to level with rest of alley. These potholes were created by utility trucks when each did some work in the spring. These heavy trucks (city tree trim, utility repair, cable repair, etc.) park to repair at the poles and their continued heavy weight created deep holes. Driving down the alley (which daily serves 5-6 drivers in three adjacent homes) has become very challenging. One can't veer easily to the side due to alley being narrow - and no one wants damage to our cars from suddenly hitting potholes! This gets exacerbated in rainy, muddy weather when you can't easily see potholes. Thank you for your attention.