It was around 11:30pm on Wednesday October 29th. You don't even notice how bad it is until you're already in the dang thing. It swallowed my whole tire and completely blew out the seal of my tire. There was no repairing it, had to have car serviced for a new tire which totaled 170.00 dollars. Should really fix it im lucky it didn't damage anything else.
There's a street tree on the Southside of 1st Street just east of Henderson that is leaning. It might be pulling up out of the ground a little. Maybe worth checking on it before it becomes a hazard.
The traffic light at Walnut and Miller has been behaving differently for the past couple of weeks. Walnut is staying red for a really long time with no one on Miller and the pedestrian signs showing a solid orange hand (no pedestrians present). Two nights ago, at 10pm or so, I was stopped with what ended up being 10-20 cars at the light on Walnut while Miller was holding green for no one forever. Miller used to turn back to red really quickly and keep Walnut moving. It's creating a big problem now.
Drainage issue at newly installed road/sidewalk ramp. Rain creates a puddle blocking the full ramp
Dead possum on sidewalk, east side of High, several houses south of Southdowns
sidewalk coveree in gravel and vegetation at and north of driveway for 801 N Walnut scholar's keep. west side of the street about 500 ft south of train tracks. thanks!
This house and yard is a mess it's overgrown and the pine needles are on the sidewalk and the street. The front door looks like it already has two tickets on it .
Large leaf piles blown into street from property instead of bagging
Street Light is out
A few months back I brought to your attention there were missing "no parking" post/signs in the 300/400 block of E 19th St. You acknowledged this and after a month or so you put in Two 10ft poles and put two 4 inch by 4 inch "no parking" signs on the poles that are facing the wrong direction. So basically, you installed two giant poles, and with two miniature signs that are facing the wrong direction, and cars are still parking along the 300/400 blk of E 19th St. on a regular basis. The parking employee does a great job of ticketing the violators, however the cars stayed parked there for hours causing traffic congestion.