There is a very deep washed out area along the eastern shoulder of S Henderson St south of Winslow Rd -- across from All American Storage. There is also some severe erosion happening on the other side of the "V" on the sides of Walnut St Pike by the Echo apartments.
Rough temporarily paved section on heavily traveled road to North High School. Have witnessed several northbound cars swerving to southbound lane to avoid vehicle suspension damage. Accidents waiting to happen! Please finish road repair ASAP.
asphalt on Highland between 1st and 2nd streets has been repaired, but is very lumpy. Also, pothole around sewer cover on Highland and University. Thanks.
On the corner of Covenanter and high on the right as you’re heading south on high there’s a dangerous drop off into a rocky drainage area that needs to have a guardrail or some type of protection. The road lists in the direction of the drop off and at some point fire and rescue is going to have to fish a car out of the drop off. Not sure how this was allowed to be built without a guardrail. It may be the biggest pothole in the city.
Close to 610 S Pleasant Ridge on the right hand side of the incline is a filled hole that is sagging pretty badly.
Close to 610 S Pleasant Ridge on the left-hand side of the incline are a bunch of previously filled pot holes that require refilling. The edge of the road is also pretty deteriorated in one spot.
Hello! The alley that runs north/south and which is located between Lincoln and Grant streets is eroding badly (particularly after the torrential downpour of March 5th). It is to the point where it is getting deep ruts that make it very difficult to drive on safely. This alley is used by all the houses located along the south block of these main streets. It would be much appreciated if the City could send a crew to repair the alley so that it’s safe to drive on again. Thank you!
Unfortunately, the series of potholes on Kingston Drive, between the entrance to Chick Fil-A and Target, all the way to the entrance to the Mall parking entrance, have reappeared.
The bus stop “landing pad” outside of our entrance on East Second Street needs to be replaced with perhaps concrete instead of the current asphalt. The asphalt is crumbling and ground is being pushed up and over the curb as a result. It’s a muddy mess and unsightly. The condition of the street has deteriorated a great deal since the photo in the report was taken. The asphalt is gone and the mud in now over the curb and onto the grass.
Street coming apart visibly in the northwest corner of the junction of Rogers and 4th street