Several years ago speed bumps were installed on Allen Street between Lincoln Street and Bryan Park. The materials were described as being temporary but whatever was supposed to replace them as permanent never materialized. Several of them are now missing sections, and there are some where nails are bent and pushing up.
After the snow storm two weeks ago, the street in front of my house was cleared, but not the dead end part of Brookside Drive that is beside my house. I e-mailed Joe Van Deventer, Director of Street Operations, to ask if that was an error or a new policy. I received no reply. I need to know the answer, so that I can attempt to reverse the policy if the policy for clearing snow from dead end streets has changed. As you can see in the satellite photo, I was forced to hand shovel 40 yards of Brookside Dr. to "get out" even 2-3 days after the snow storm.
Snow plow street damage at street drain
The traffic light on E 3rd St and High St facing East (for people driving west on 3rd St) has the left turn arrow signal out
Sidewalk is broke
About 5 of the reflective posts in the middle of the road are missing. Eom have left exposed bolts sticking up. I'm curious how these keep getting damaged?
Pothole on road in front of driveway of 122
At your convenience, could you take care of the asphalt the snowplow scraped onto my lawn and maybe take a look at the patch there in the middle of the culdesac? Thanks.
Pothole at the intersection of E First Street and Ballantine Street.