closed #201413
Request a new Street Light
611 N Washington ST
- Case Date:
- 3/9/2025
Burnt out street light
Burnt out street light
When I'm driving northbound on S Harrell Rd, I find it dangerous to turn left at this intersection. Specifically, the view to the right (east on Rhorer Rd.) is short due to a hill nearby. Traffic is supposed to be going 35 mph, but I believe that often traffic is moving faster than that, which gives too little time to determine if it's safe to make the left turn to proceed westbound on Rhorer. I know of at least one accident at this intersection in the past year. I nearly had one yesterday because I was starting to accelerate quickly to make the lefthand turn safely after a westbound car passed me (due to the short view to the east) but that car didn't have its blinker on, and it unexpectedly turned left in front of me when I was starting to move, and I had to brake to avoid hitting it. All in all, that left turn is dangerous in my opinion.
Street light is out at the intersection of Weymouth and Plymouth Court.
There are a lot of residents that have pets, and it is difficult sometimes to see to clean up after them. Also, as a single woman, it is pretty creepy in that area because it is so dark. Thank you for your consideration.
Street lamp out at the corner of sunset and park square
Street light is not working at 5302 and 5296 Earl Young Road
Street light out... Corner of Sherbrooke Road and Emilie Court
There is an abandoned e-bike (blue in color) that is located on the grass/sidewalk across the South Highland/Willie Streeter Community Gardens. This e-bike has been there for over a month. Who is responsible for moving these to a proper location? What a mess.
City webpages: Your U-Report lists Bird, Lime and VeoRide scooters - "click here for problems, etc." - isn't Bird the only scooter company still licensed? Also, when you look for other scooter info, it shows a YouTube video with a Veo scooter and lists all three companies - Web pages need updated!
A red-green Lime bike has been parked for more than a week now in the street across from 824 S Sheridan Drive, close to the intersection of E First Street.