There is a pothole on the South side of Rhorer road (near a driveway, on the edge of the road) when heading east on Rhorer road from the intersection of S Walnut Street Pike & Rhorer Road. Traffic has to swerve due to its size. During rush hour it can get a little dicey.
W Rosewood Dr in Northwood Estates has several pot holes. You should probably check the entire street since the pot holes cover more than the address range listed. Some are of considerable depth. The west side of Kinser Pike between Rosewood and the Road to North High School athletic fields also has several at the edge of the road.
I just wanted to report that one of the crosswalk buttons at the corner of S College Mall Rd and Covenanter Dr (Southwest corner) is not working. Thanks!
Accessibility Issue: Crumbling Sidewalk Intersection of E Covenanter and entry to strip mall (unnamed road). This intersection has no curb cut which forces wheelchair users to go out into the street, which is a traffic hazard and dangerous. Please fix.
Accessibility Issue: No curb cut Intersection of East Covenanter and the back alley of the strip mall (unnamed road). This intersection has no curb cut which forces wheelchair users to go out into the street, which is a traffic hazard and dangerous. Please fix.
Accessibility Issue: Crumbling Sidewalk. This is an update of ticket #176208, since I forgot the exact location: Intersection of E Covenanter and the entry to the strip mall (unnamed road). This intersection has no curb cut which forces wheelchair users to go out into the street, which is a traffic hazard and dangerous. Please fix.
The "walk" button on the northeast corner of the College Mall/Covenanter intersection is not functioning. In trying to cross College Mall, I could not get the button to work, so I could never get a "walk" signal.
There are like five potholes along this road.
Large, unavoidable pot hole in between the concrete islands that have reflectors on them.
There are large potholes on the street in front of 3845 E. Tamarron Dr. These were expanded by the recent winter and now represent a potential hazard for USPS trucks and other vehicles.