HUGE POT HOLE!!! It blew my tire this morning! I’ll be filing a claim as well, it made me have to call off work. It’s a death trap!!!
Southbound College mall Rd just south of intersection with Covenanter. Left hand lane.
There's a handful of potholes on this road (the direction heading to Aldis/Best Buy) that are HUGE. You have to fully enter the opposite lane to avoid them. I genuinely feel like if I hit one/all of them I would severely damage my car.
2 foot diameter pothole. Opened over night. Issue: “causing vehicles to swerve into oncoming lanes”
S Clarizz has deep potholes on both northbound & southbound lanes, where it meets 3rd St. They cover so much of the road it is impossible to avoid them. Pls help! Southbound is worse, but both sides have rough jagged edges. Thank you
Storm drain is clogged with gravel and debris from driveway at 103 S Clark. The gravel from the driveway is washing out onto E 5th St as well.
Couple weeks ago, some contractor dug up 7~9 holes on kinser pk between rosewood and acuff rd. I think they were installing natural gas pipe. They buried it and filled it with concrete but never finished it with asphalt on top as concrete wasn't filled all the way to the top. (The white patches in the picture) It's very bumpy when you drive over it. I am concerned with two points, 1. They just paved Kinser Pk not long ago and this is going to deteriate the road that city just re-paved if they don't fix it soon. 2. People are resorting to driving on the other side of the road to avoid the holes, including school buses. This is not a safe situation. Again, I would have thought they would come back and finished it quickly but it's been many weeks and I am starting to be concerned. Thanks.
There's a pothole on the street near my lot. Could you conduct a repair? Thank you!
The repairs on the street cuts near Walker st and west 2nd are very poorly done. No excuse for drivers having to slow to 10 miles per hour to go through these multiple street cuts, to avoid damaging their vehicle.
Washout from storm sewer culvert, may need more than just cold patch to permanently remedy