On E Second Street there is a sidewalk under repair since at least last spring. The place is marked with stakes and yellow tape. You cannot walk on that sidewalk without having to step into the road. I specifically am thinking about the danger for mail carriers. The address of the house, though, is 602 High Street. It is the corner house. Whose responsibility is it to finish the repairs: the city's or the home owner's?
Hello. There is a large amount of gravel at the beginning of the sidewalk near switchyard park. My gf's son was biking and he slipped on the gravel while turning onto the sidewalk on their way to the switchyard park. I think it needs to be cleared to prevent similar accident from happening. Thank you!
At the intersection between Greenbriar Ln and Locust street there are always multiple vehicles parked on the side of the curb, that affects seriously the visibility and the safety of the street (Greenbriar Ln). The owner of the vehicle resides at 2008 E Greenbriar Ln. I hope a better and safer solution could be found regarding the parking situation. Thank you
THANK YOU! The repairs on 1st Street west of Woodlawn are most welcome. I had reported 1010 E 1st (twice?); it had to have been one of worst in the city. I still think that couple of section shouñd have been fixed ad hoc long ago. And, that goes for other equally bad sections anywhere in the city. But, to repeat, for this recent repair, THANK YOU!!
Crosswalk paint at 10th & Dunn is very faded and not visible
trip hazard on Canada Dr side by tree.
When internet fiber was installed, the workmen damaged the sidewalk (3868 E Regents Circle) and driveway (3856 E Regents Circle). This should be repaired.
Ever since the city installed curb bump-outs for on-street parking some years ago, drivers have been blowing out tires and ruining wheel hubs at the southeast corner of Maxwell Lane and South Fess, usually as they are driving south on Fess and turning east onto Maxwell. I know this issue has come up before, and various solutions have been tried, but something more substantive needs to happen -- either reduce the projection of the curb or get rid of the bump-out altogether. I would estimate 15-20 drivers a year hit this curb. Yesterday, it happened twice. One driver was lucky and just blew out a tire. The second had to call a tow truck, which we see over and over again. Each driver thinks he/she is the only one to do this, so they don't think to tell the city. Please do something to fix this problem. It's costing people time and money on a regular basis. Thanks!
Uneven concrete sidewalk. Forces wheelchair users, scooters, etc into busy College Ave
Sidewalk needs grinding