Case Date:

5/19/2025

Olive Street needs a curb from the top of the hill going down to Hillside Dr. The street had a curb at one time, but has been broken down by snow removal and wear and tear over the years. This is causing flooding when it rains to go down into 1504 S. Olive that is having water run down along the side of the house into the foundation. Also, the water from the rains is running down the street into the residence at 1144 E. Hillside. There is a curb on Olive next to the residence at 1144 E. Hillside that needs to extend up to the top of Olive Street. If someone could please contact me and let me know if this is possible to have done. Thank you, Monica Stafford

Case Date:

5/2/2025

All of Skylark Ct is deteriorating, in places to gravel. There's a pothole at the end of my driveway that's making it difficult to get in and out. The hole is several inches deep and perhaps 9 inches in diameter. It's hard not to think of a lunar mare. :-). Please repair the hole, and please assess Skylark for paving. Thank you.

Case Date:

4/29/2025

The city recently did some work that required removing the pavement and repaving. The repaved portion has completely sunk and created a large pothole.

Case Date:

9/7/2023

turning east onto THornton from Maxwell is not safe for cyclists. Lots of potholes and loose sand and gravel in the right lane on Thornton. All of South Maxwell has a lot of very rough pavement also.

Case Date:

1/24/2023

There are several substantial potholes along Thornton Drive, between Maxwell and Oxford. And there is one more on Oxford right after turning off Thornton.

Case Date:

8/2/2022

The south end of S Maxwell St has very rough pavement, especially for those of us on bicycles.

Case Date:

9/8/2021

box of wood screws on roadway, on north side of hillside

Case Date:

6/8/2020

Large pothole in city street, in cul-de-sac

Case Date:

6/27/2019

Large pothole at 1857 S. Maxwell St., 47401 Always filled with water

Case Date:

9/3/2018

On Thornton between Oxford Drive and Maxwell Street along the north edge of the street, then in the middle of Thornton as you get closer to Maxwell and on the south side of the street. Where Thornton meets Maxwell all along the eastern edge of that intersection, especially the southeast corner.