The cicada speed bumps are so cute! At first glance Ithpughtthey were the bolts that have been sticking out of the street since February but no! These cicada speed bumps next to the car speed bumps are so nice. Just like how they don't slow the cars down at all these new cicada speed bumps don't have any effect on the bugs whatsoever. Instead they are a trip hazard and are extremely dangerous to both bugs and people.
The speed bumps on Allen St are broken. There are bolts sticking out of the road. Never-ending cars driving over them. The kids on scooters are going to wipe out when they hit the bolts. They were damaged when the snow plows came through. Fix this! Now!
the rubber speed bumps on 300 and 400 block of East Allen ST have both lost a section of there assembeled speed hump. One loose section is leaning agaist the fire hydrant the intersction of Grant and Allen. It is not a huge deal but it would not be good to hit the missing section if you were on a bike.
Hello -- Dunn Street (as it intersects Dodds street) needs snow plowed. It is Dunn street beside 434 E Dodds st, as shown in the map above.
Several potholes have developed in the East-West running alley between S. Lincoln and S. Washington between 1012 and 1014 S. Lincoln St. Please fill these with gravel as this has become a very busy alleyway with dozens of vehicles passing every day. Thank you!
Potholes in alley have been reported multiple times. The road crew filled them with gray ash/dirt (not gravel), which promptly washed away leaving the potholes remaining. Please consider refilling these with gravel this time. Thank you.
Street light at 1st & Park Ave is on at 2:30 p.m.
High lip where brick sidewalk and curb cut meet prevent wheelchair user from getting safely to a bus stop
COB employee came by yesterday to trim trees and just left the clippings on the side of the road.
In the westbound lane of Grimes just west of Woodlawn there is a tree limb hanging down into the road. It is not blocking the street in the sense that it is impassable, but this was the best option it seemed. The branch can hit a car or SUV in the windshield and/or roof as you drive by. It is pretty low and needs removed.