Pavement repair is going to pieces. Chunks of asphalt are all over the road on top of the bridge. Vehicles are kicking up pieces of asphalt on other traffic. At the very least the pieces need to be picked up and hauled away.
Sorry to complain but the weeds are so high next to the bridge over SR46 that you can't see to turn south on Arlington Rd from West Gourley Pike with out getting into the road. I travel this twice a day.
The crosswalk signals at Patterson and West 3rd are not functioning. It would be much appreciated if you resolve this issue quickly. The current situation is especially dangerous because it is next to a high school. My daughter has to cross 3rd street regularly, and without a walk/don't walk light the heavy traffic makes this perilous. Please help.
Traffic light at 2nd and College is completely dead.
The street light is out and in one passage through this area on college, I saw nearly two different accidents happen. I hope the city will repair the light and remove the 4-way stop ASAP. It is very dangerous.
Street light on College and Kirkwood has been out for over a week. I work on the square and have seen multiple near-accidents every day.
In the alley between 3rd and 4th street just west of Rodgers, there is a 2 car garage with multiple oil cans/rags and trash stacked outside. Looks like there is used motor oil leaking into the ground.
My landlord said that the alleyway between 208 and 212 S. Rogers is owned by the city. Would we be able to have it plowed? There's also an alleyway behind the building, running parallel to S. Rogers between 3rd and 4th. Would we be able to have that plowed?
Ottoman, bike tire and broken end table have been left at the curb for a month.
Sewer line back-up at 214 S Hillsdale Court, multiple areas of roots in lateral line. That line was cleared by Commercial Service. City Issue: Sanitary sewer manhole cover/pit located in circle perpendicular to 214 Hillsdale Court accessed, multiple roots visualized, will be the next area for clog. Please assess and address the root problem in pit. Thank you. Mike at Olympus