At the intersection of S Strain Ridge Road and E Scott Lane in South Bloomington there is an area that is always flooded when it rains. This causes 1) potholes at this intersection, and 2) the water accumulates and flows down through the woods to form a literal stream through our backyard. The water flow needs to be redirected.
Pothole needs filled
Huge pot hole forming in between curves on Kinser Pike, northbound, right where Cascades golf course starts. It’s big enough that you have to go around it or stop to avoid oncoming traffic.
Not sure if the pothole is east of jefferson or east of Roosevelt but it is very large and rattles my car every time i go over it. Very deep as well, I think it may be due to a drain
On game days, people want to park on both sides of Fritz Dr. In spite of signage that restricts to one side only. We are a cul de sac and the no parking signs are facing the wrong way. Can we get the signage corrected so we are not blocked from getting in and out on game day?
Highland remains half blocked by downed trees and power line.
Street remains over half blocked by tree on power line. Duke Energy knew nothing about it. Why hasn't the city reported this to Duke? This is a heavy traffic road that's down to a single lane with no warning signs.
Fullerton Pike, east of 37. Since all of the heavy equipment has been through for tree removal, the roads are terrible. I've seen multiple near wrecks due to people trying to miss potholes and driving on the opposite side of the road over hills. It's very, very dangerous.
This road has completely fallen apart. Large stretches are literally missing, it's not a pothole. The I-69 trucks have made it even worse.
The I-69 trucks are destroying Fullerton Pike Rd, which was already in terrible shape.