Case Date:

4/26/2012

There are two large potholes on Hawthorne between Third St. and Atwater.

Case Date:

4/27/2012

Hi, Not exactly a line of sight issue, couldn't really find a related category. East Miller Drive is posted 'No Parking' from Walnut Street to Highland Avenue, but not the last section between Highland and Maxwell. I believe it used to be posted there also, but a few years ago the signs were removed during construction and never reinstalled. Can those signs be replaced or am I misremembering their existence?

Case Date:

4/30/2012

Intersection of Westminster and Westminster Way West. Large potholes and flooding EVERYTIME it rains. Asphalt disintegrating. Notified through website last year following a tow and service of auto required because of existing problems. Also, HOA has inquired, but to no avail. Handicap cannot use this sidewalk nor can they cross road.

Case Date:

5/1/2012

Pothole is located at the south-east corner of Eastside Drive and E Second Street. Thanks!

Case Date:

5/7/2012

Pot hole on Walnut Street Pike @ Heather Drive. Looks like they patched some spots in that area then ran out before they got to this big hole.

Case Date:

5/7/2012

There are a couple of potholes on Azalea Ln, all around the little traffic islands. The worst is in front of 1018.

Case Date:

5/9/2012

three potholes (one dangerous) At the bottom of the hill, and beginning of the bridge on the boathouse side of lake griffy

Case Date:

5/11/2012

There is a large pothole/swamp forming in front of 104 N Roosevelt Street. Despite the fact that it hasn't rained in several days there is a large quantity of stagnant stinky water forming here that presents a hazard to drivers and pedestrians.

Case Date:

10/26/2013

At the intersection of East Morris Pike and Smith Road the street sign indicator of which street is which has been turned 90° and the sign is no longer accurate it reads Smith is East Moore Pike. somebody hit the sign / turned it 90° thank you.

Case Date:

10/29/2013

There are two deteriorating areas in front our home on S. Kings Court. They were repaired once by the street department several years ago and have returned. I believe the one near my driveway is made worse each time the city garage truck pulls in to empty our cans. The top two to three inches of the road surface is torn away and it is starting to tear into the bottom layers. The other in the middle of the street is about three feet long and 6 to 8 inches deep. When my the city last repaired these sections, they coated the areas with hand thrown mix and tapped it down by hand…IT LASTED ABOUT TWO WEEKS! It was a bandaid patch, folks! Isn't it more cost effective to fix these potholes correctly the first time…?