Case Date:

3/24/2025

Potholes

Case Date:

2/1/2023

There is pothole on eastbound W 3rd St before the train tracks.

Case Date:

4/27/2025

This pothole was previously reported as #202114 but was incorrectly closed as being a private drive. As is clearly shown on the map, it is on Rogers Rd. I just paid $300 for nee tires due to impact bubbles from all the potholes, mostly on Rogers and Winslow. Could we get a proactive maintenance program on those roads?

Case Date:

5/13/2022

In February a water main burst and was promptly repaired. The hole has been filled but complete resurfacing has not been done. When can residents expect this to be completed? Thank you.

Case Date:

3/27/2021

There is pothole on W Dodds St near College/Walnut.

Case Date:

4/6/2021

There is pothole heading east on Dodds St before Walnut St.

Case Date:

10/30/2021

There is pothole on W Dodds St between College Ave and Morton St.

Case Date:

7/2/2022

There is pothole on Dodds between Morton and College.

Case Date:

4/24/2023

There is a pothole on Dodds east of the B-Line.

Case Date:

2/13/2025

Part tectonic plate, part aircraft carrier bulkhead--Houston, we have a problem. It would seem that some utility repair of another has resulted in a steel plate the thickness of a very hefty mozzarella stick, length and width that could probably park a Smart Car, in the middle of the road. I suspect this formidable obstacle is the result of whatever adventure IU tasked itself with over winter break, as I observed their vehicles there, but that's not to say I'm 100% positive. Either way, the impact of this scrapper's dream was presumably originally mitigated with the pouring of some cold patch concrete around the edges, but alas, much has changed since. Tire impact after tire impact has slowly moved this plate, rendering the cold patch mostly useless. As steam billows out from around the edges, I imagine whatever was being fixed is still in the process of being fixed. But at the moment, it's like witnessing suspension-damaging continental drift. Aside from mounting this hulking piece of metal in a museum as a replicated piece of the Titanic's hull, creating a more subtle transition from pavement to metal would very much be appreciated. Thank you and have a wonderful day.