At the southeast corner of 3rd and Woodlawn there is a large pothole that makes it hard to cross at the pedestrian crosswalk. Also, it fills up with water when it rains.
Traffic lights are out.
Potholes where Woodlawn hits 3rd street--dangerous for drivers, bikers, and pedestrians using the crosswalks
A large pothole is at or near the entrance to Sassafrass apartments on Miller Dr. We have buses on that road every day, multiple times. Thanks for the help.
South Walnut and Miller traffic lights aren't set right since they adjusted them three weeks ago. Miller goes green when there are no cars and Walnut remains red for 30 seconds. And 30 seconds is too long for Miller to be green. There are typically only 3-4 cars waiting to turn on Walnut.
Large pothole that is unavoidable without swerving into oncoming traffic. Was filled a few days ago but has broken and become larger.
The signal on Country Club does not always turn green when drivers are headed east. Cars then sit for two or three cycles.
Broken Sidewalk. Upheaval by tree in tree plot. Developing over 3 years. Marked with white arrows some time after March 2022. Could it be prioritized? Thanks.
THANK YOU! The repairs on 1st Street west of Woodlawn are most welcome. I had reported 1010 E 1st (twice?); it had to have been one of worst in the city. I still think that couple of section shouñd have been fixed ad hoc long ago. And, that goes for other equally bad sections anywhere in the city. But, to repeat, for this recent repair, THANK YOU!!
The road in front of my house has broken up so badly that it's an eyesore for the entire street. It looks as if the foundation underneath the street has collaped and it's also damaged the drainage ditch in front of my property. My neighbor Jerry Minger called months ago to report this problem but we have had no word from the city. Jerry was told that this issue was "on the list" and would be taken care of when the weather was warm enough. Can you please call me and let me know if this is going to be taken care of? I'm embarrassed for my neighbors. Thank you, Deborah