Big nasty pot hole now is even bigger of an issue with everybody driving kids to school due to school bussing issues. Obviously can't patch during drop-off and pick-up times but y'all it's bad.
The sanitation department has once again strewn recylables in the 700 block of South Park. It would be nice if this time someone actually cleaned it up, rather than merely noting that someone has been sent to clean it up.
The street sign on the SW corner of 7th and Grant appears to have been knocked by a motorist.
618 S Ballantine and many properties drain water onto the street, which freezes on the sidewalk. Not here, but often it is drains through a retaining wall directly on to the sidewalk. DANGER to PEDESTRIANS.
Debris left outside on property, trash strewn about
Pothole on W First Street just before the B-Line trail crossing, east of Morton, near Kroger. Also, near the E First and Washington intersection, several potholes, one at 217 E First.
'College Movers' sign at the intersection of Curry Pike and Whitehall Rd, near the CVS. This may already be County, but it is one in a series of illegal signs they have been putting up all over town recently.
Mad at a eugenicist so we instead honor a denomination that has yet to affirm LGBT people? Per the street rename on social media. For being a progressive City we continue to be tone deaf on issues of queer equality.
This traffic signal has been malfunctioning for over a year and repair is slated for this year, hopefully, but in the interim, could you adjust the timer on the malfunctioning left turn arrow for S. Walnut to Hillside to only stay green for 15 or fewer seconds rather than the full 30 seconds that everyone has to wait going northbound now. Add'l note that if a car is actually turning left onto Hillside, the light cycles much faster.