The woods between RCA park and summit elementary has an old barbed wire fence running through it. It should be removed because this wooded area is often a play destination for school and neighborhood children.
Street light out at the corner of High and Covenanter. It's been out a while.
Not a pothole, but the entire edge of Clover Lane in front of our house is breaking apart.
I tried to report a traffic problem. The website still submits the report instead of opening the location picker. Then it told me the server was "unavailable" when I tried again and hit the submit button without selecting a location. I have: 1 GB RAM Windows XP SP3 Firefox 28.0 1024 X 768 pixel monitor.
Location: 611 E State Road 45,46 Bypass and 711 to a lesser extent. There is gravel and sand on the driveways of these homes at the junction of the sidewalks. This makes it difficult for the bicycle riders to ride throughout it. I assume it is the responsibility of the owners to clean it up. If you could give them a call, maybe that would help. The 611 address is very bad and the 711 address is moderate. On the positive side, your department has been doing an excellent job of cleaning up the limestone chunks that fall down on the sidewalk further east where you had to cut through the stone for the new highway. Thanks! Regards, Andrew Loeb
There is a lot of sand and debris in the bike lanes on College and Walnut as they go under the railroad bridge. It's dangerous because it's difficult to get traction and keep from spinning out and falling into a lane of traffic.
Pothole in the Eastern Heights neighborhood. Address is 4217 Hector Dr. Thank you
There are a few of these along N Dunn St on the way to the bypass.
There were a number of street lights on the west side of College Ave not shining Thursday evening, they were all in order and spanned from 17th street north to the intersection at the Bypass where it crosses College.
There is still an intersection light out at the intersection of N Woodburn Ave and 15th street. The lights at the intersections in this residential area are essential for safe walking and driving and crime deterrence because not enough people (myself excluded) do not keep their porch lights on. As a result this area can be extremely dark which provides cover for various activities which might involve crime. I just had a break-in at my back porch door Easter Sunday morning (drunk student who thought he was home, he passed out and urinated all over the floor, police were called) despite motion-controlled lighting at my driveway and 24x7 light at my back porch door. I have had to install a police-dispatched security system as a result. But city lights (what few there are) MUST be checked and maintained. Why can't police patrols notice lights out?? I would like an answer via email. Thank you. Your attention to these matters is usually excellent. I hope it is regarding this matter.