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closed #200847

Street & Traffic Signs

101 N Glenwood AVE E

Case Date:
2/11/2025

Stop sign bent on the corner of glenwood & morningside.

closed #200846

Street & Traffic Signs

101 N Glenwood AVE E

Case Date:
2/11/2025

Stop sign bent on the corner of glenwood & morningside.

closed #200845

Street & Traffic Signs

101 N Glenwood AVE E

Case Date:
2/11/2025

Stop sign bent on the corner of glenwood & morningside.

closed #200843

Street & Traffic Signs

Case Date:
2/11/2025

Pedestrian crossing sign is knocked loose and hanging upside down in front of the BT bus stop enclosure on S. Woodscrest Drive, across from the IU Credit Union building.

closed #200852

Street & Traffic Signs

101 N Glenwood AVE E

Case Date:
2/11/2025

Stop sign bent on the corner of glenwood & morningside.

closed #200991

Street & Traffic Signs

512 E 4th St

Case Date:
2/18/2025

One way street sign at the SW corner of 4th/Dunn intersection has been run over

closed #201139

Street & Traffic Signs

320 E 7th ST

Case Date:
2/24/2025

Street sign on SW corner of 7th / Grant is leaning. Looks like it was hit by a construction vehicle working at former Poplars property.

closed #201130

Street & Traffic Signs

Case Date:
2/24/2025

One-way sign at the intersection of the alley and 7th Street - right in front of 216 north lincoln st and across from church - is damaged and hanging upside down from the pole. You cant see it coming out of the alley and this is dangerous.

closed #201245

Street & Traffic Signs

1017 S Rogers ST

Case Date:
2/28/2025

The sign in the middle of the Allen-Rogers intersection (right turn except bikes) has been knocked down.

closed #201003

Street & Traffic Signs

600 W 12th ST

Case Date:
2/19/2025

The pole and street signs for "JACKSON" and "12TH" is no longer standing. Judging by the tire tracks in the snow, I would guess that some driver knocked it over when cutting the corner sometime on February 18, but I did not witness the collision. If it was a plow truck, I would assume the truck did not have the plow blade down, or else the blade would have hit the curb first, I would guess. Please put the pole and street signs back up. Thank you.