There's a strip of pavement in the right lane of eastbound 3rd Street between approx. Walnut & Lincoln or Washington (can't remember specifically) that's a little rougher than the rest of the pavement. It's been like that forever, no big deal, but it's starting to deteriorate and develop potholes.
There is pothole on west bound 2nd St. just past the B-Line.
Good size pothole in the northbound lane. If you're heading north, it's before the top of the hill.
Large pothole on 1st street right before the intersection with Lincoln St
There is a large pothole on northbound Pete Ellis as you turn off of 3rd st.
There are multiple VERY deep and dangerous pot holes on the northbound stretch of S. Walnut/S. Old State Rd just south of the CVS and just north of the stoplight there at W Country Club/ E Winslow. Each time I drive through there I worry about the decision to swerve across the yellow line to avoid them (this pertains ma9inly to the ones south of Country Club/Winslow where it is only one lane each way) and tearing up my car. I sear if you hit these head on it would certainly knock your alignment out, but could possibly do more major damage. Please inspect these north bound lanes in this area.
Deep pothole
Describe Pothole or Hazard: Multiple pot holes that have been reported for years. To the point that it’s hitting my rim while driving. There are so many you cannot even dodge them. Huge hazard for animals, elderly and children in the area. Something needs to be done!
Park Ridge neighborhood along E. Morningside Drive - at many corners, Concord, N. Glenwood East, the street asphalt has collapsed causing a steep drop off into the ditch beside the street. One street hazard barricade - need more at all locations. Already submitted a uReport but neighbors have contacted me today and are quite concerned regarding this hazard to walkers, bikes, and autos. Please help -
N/S alley stretching from 11th to 12th that is between and parallel to Grant and Dunn Streets is a jaw-rattling experience. Not a single pothole issue - rather, a candidate for full replacement. This is the same alley that further south is named Harold Street, is between one of the buildings for 800 N. Grant apartments and the 415 E. 11th apartment building, and serves as parking for the latter.