Case Date:

9/17/2021

The intersection could benefit from a white stop bar on the street's south corner. It is a two-way stop and we regularly see drivers run the intersection, without regarding the stop sign. It's possible the stop sign is also partly obscured by nearby tree limbs. But a white stop bar being painted would improve the visibility as well. This intersection is often very busy with car traffic, pedestrians (many children) and pets being walked. An accident is inevitable but could be avoided. The recent stop bars painted nearby under the overpass seems to have improved the traffic flow there. Thank you.

Case Date:

9/17/2021

Case Date:

9/16/2021

Traveling both north and south on North Dunn Street, bushes and shrubs obscure the stop signs at the intersection at Tamarack Trail until a driver is right on the sign itself. It becomes an emergency stop for some drivers. Very dangerous for drivers unfamiliar with Dunn Street.

Case Date:

9/15/2021

Large potholes on 11th street at Washington. Caused a scooter rider to crash as I witnessed.

Case Date:

9/15/2021

Potholes near one of the speed bumps on E First Street, 1600 bloc.

Case Date:

9/15/2021

Potholes on E First on the north side of the street near number 412 and 509

Case Date:

9/15/2021

Pothole on S. Walnut where two southbound lanes merge to one.

Case Date:

9/15/2021

Traveling west/east on Patterson has become impossible, because the light at the Fairview intersection literally only allows 4-5 cars through before turning red. I understand the workers at Catalent (or whatever company is right there) need to get out, but there are usually no cars leaving that business, yet the light continues to turn red for east/west travelers. The light needs to be put on sensors or scheduled to match when employees are leaving their shifts. Seriously, it is super frustrating, and the traffic backup has made it impossible to travel that route. Please consider fixing this light.

Case Date:

9/14/2021

The trees completely cover the multiple ONE WAY signs on this road and people cannot see them. People almost get into accidents daily on this road because it’s a one way, but hotel guests do not know/see/read the one-way signs, so they go the wrong way. The street is just big enough to allow a car to pass, but not always. Something needs to be done - clean up trees, bigger “WRONG WAY” signs, or both.

Case Date:

9/14/2021

Heading west on 400 W. Kirkwood, sign says to Indiana 37 with an arrow pointing up needs to be removed and changed to Interstate 69 since highway 37 no longer exists.