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.
Sidewalk missing. Hazardous and dangerous for walkers.
There is a piece of metal in a tree sways in the wind, a potential hazard for people and vehicles off That Road just west of Rogers. There are two smaller pieces in the greenery south of this location one before the roundabout on the trail and one west of it toward Victor Pike.
Lax safety standards: The pool is full of people but the lifeguards are all chatting on one bench.
There is a huge pothole in the Monroe Convention Center auxiliary parking lot, just west of the b-line trail, and just north of the paved road that connects the two parking lots. The pothole is a very significant safety hazard, and should be filled in immediately. Please reach out if you have any questions. Thank you.
Stoplight crossing Allen is remaining on red, while the lights crossing Patterson are going through a semi-normal cycle (shifts to red and then right to green almost immediately).
There are several bad potholes in the northbound lane of S. High St. after passing Childs Elementary School and before High St meets the Greenbriar/Wimbleton intersection on S High St.
Large leaf piles blown into street from property instead of bagging
Earlier this month I witnessed a driver continue straight east on Atwater thru the intersection with Mitchell- straight into the opposing lane. This was at night and they made it several blocks before seeing oncoming traffic and moving over. I was there in the daylight today 10/22 and the exact same thing happened and they drove the wrong way from Mitchell to Arbutus. For the left turn lane from E Atwater going north onto Mitchell, could we please add a curb/ reflective bollards or a similar quick build solution here to prevent confusion? Thanks for any help here!
We have a gigabit line install over the city sidewalk, easement. Installed by axis solutions Nov 25th. This is a heavily used sidewalk near mailboxes and we have two blind residents that use this pathway. There is a hello flag but no safety ramp, cones or other alerts that might deter a blind person. It's not a well lit area and is a tripping hazard. Please call at your earliest convenience, 812.650.8740 to offer solutions.