Case Date:

1/31/2015

in the right lane, where Henderson turns into Indiana and into a one way street, traveling north, there is a huge pothole.

Case Date:

1/31/2015

Large pothole that will become worse due to the detour for Rockport Road.

Case Date:

2/1/2015

Walnut street bike lane filled with debris. From around 10th street down towards 17th.

Case Date:

2/2/2015

There are two fairly large holes in the Washington Street bike lane between 8th and 9th streets.

Case Date:

2/3/2015

pothole on washington street, just north of 10th

Case Date:

2/3/2015

West bound traffic on Country Club, at the intersection of Rogers, has to wait for invisible cars in the North bound turn lane of the East bound Country Club traffic. This is my 2nd report ( maybe 3rd) for this condition. I'm a regular traveler on Country Club and I see that the turn light gets activated 100% of the time, regardless of cars being present or not. Thank you again for looking into this situation. Randy Craw aka-Handy Randy 812-360-3600

Case Date:

2/4/2015

Pothole on south side of 17th at gate 6 by stadium

Case Date:

2/4/2015

This pothole is literally about 10 - 12 inches deep!

Case Date:

2/5/2015

There is a pothole on the South side of Rhorer road (near a driveway, on the edge of the road) when heading east on Rhorer road from the intersection of S Walnut Street Pike & Rhorer Road. Traffic has to swerve due to its size. During rush hour it can get a little dicey.

Case Date:

1/20/2019

Hi--we love the work the city road crews do to plow snow and sand for safe travel. We do have one request for our cul-de-sac, though (Skylark Court, east off of Highland Avenue). We'd appreciate it if the plow drivers could return and plow the large pile of snow covering the lone storm water drain off to the side, so as to uncover the drain. Also, in the future, can they please avoid piling snow that storm water drain. It is the drain for the entire cul-de-sac. In the photo, this location is shown approximately by the red arrow. When snow is piled over this drain, as snow melts from anywhere uphill, or if it rains, the snow pile caps off the drain and the bottom of the cul-de-sac floods. The storm water drain is at the bottom of the cul-de-sac, which is all one slope, so A LOT of water runs to that one drain. One concern we have with the flooding is that several utility hook-ups (electricity, telephone, and cable) are just a foot or two away from the drain. Things have been done this way for years, and we have always taken it upon ourselves to shovel the drain clear, but this year we realized it would be a great idea to ask if the plow drivers could do this instead. Thank you!