Pavement section is sinking on one side and raising some on the other. It's right next to a sanitary sewer lid and has been filled the last two years but keeps sinking. Appears a large lateral t's in from Wylie in this location and the sunken area is on top of that just to the east of the sewer lid.
Large, tie rod bust in’, alignment ruining pot hole in eastbound lane
The drain behind the Mariott by the B-Line is full of debri and sand. It is creating a pool of water that is running into the lot.
RE: Electrical Wires - rear of property at 404 E 1st Street 1. An electrical wire is touching my garage, it connects from my house to the electrical pole at the rear of the property. This may have occurred when the tornado recently hit the area. See the left image in the attachment. 2. There is a dangling wire coming from the same electrical pole at the rear of the property. Again, this most likely occurred during the recent tornado. See the right image in the attachment. Thank you, Elida C. Behar April 6, 2026
When driving westbound on Grimes, if another car is already at the intersection, you cannot see lane markers to know which lane is straight vs left turn only. I have seen this cause several near-misses and I myself sometimes can't remember because there are no indications until you're right at the point of needing to turn or go straight.
Project school pickup traffic is out of control. Vehicles picking up students are supposed to proceed eastbound on 2nd street, then north on Lincoln. Not only do people end up lining up far too early, causing a logjam, but many vehicles are approaching from the east, causing the eastbound traffic to take even longer to be able to turn onto Lincoln. Consequently, nearly every day there is a near-miss with other vehicles (who are just trying to go east/west along 2nd street) end up going around waiting TPS parents. This is an extremely dangerous and untenable situation. Check out that intersection between 3:35 and 3:45 on any given schoolday.
A large construction vehicle has been parked on the north side of W Adams Hill Circle near Adams street for about a month. It's blocking the sidewalk on the north side of the street, between the two retention ponds.
Beaten up plastic chair and metal table frame at the edge of the front yard. Have been there for over a week now.
There are white company/utility trucks that have been parked here for MONTHS without being moved, which is against the 72 hour rule. They do not belong to anyone nearby, no idea where they came from but someone left them here and hasn't moved them. Please issue a ticket for the 72 hour rule.