Case Date:

8/13/2019

In front of 205 S. Walnut Street the sidewalk has settled and it has created a large step that several pedestrians have tripped and fell over

Case Date:

8/12/2019

I own property at the lower end of Brooks Drive (1305). The section between where the cutout for my neighbor's drive and my property is covered by an easement I granted several years ago to the city. That section of pavement is badly in need of new blacktop as is the driveway on my property. I need to get some guidance about what I can do--and any help the city might provide. Jim Barnes (8112-856-2188)

Case Date:

8/12/2019

gutters and sidewalks throughout the downtown are being overgrown with weeds

Case Date:

8/12/2019

Pothole south of 2520 E Second Street, on the south side of the street in the eastbound lane

Case Date:

8/11/2019

the ground under the concrete has washed away causing a hole that broke the concrete and created a large hole

Case Date:

8/10/2019

edge of road broken creating a Hazzard east side of South Rogers st between 209 and 213

Case Date:

8/8/2019

1344 w tiffany court - sink hole appears larger under street than actual hole....quite larger

Case Date:

8/6/2019

With all the new people coming to town I think it would be helpful to place one of those yellow safety signs on the B- line where the B- line crosses Kirkwood like the one on 6 th where the B-line crosses it. I have lived here quite awhile and I still often forget to check for pedestrians, bicyclists, scooter, etc crossing the B-line on Kirkwood. In fact I think it would be helpful to place these yellow safety signs wherever the B-line crosses the streets.

Case Date:

8/6/2019

On the west side of Park Square Drive the weeds have got extremely tall. It is a real issue trying to pull out of Highland Park school is a very dangerous situation as you can’t see traffic coming from the North. Weeds are almost as tall as street signs also posing as a traffic hazard.

Case Date:

8/6/2019

The pedestrian crossing signal on the northwest corner of S. Rogers and W. Patterson is not operative.