Case Date:

4/13/2021

Street signs are bent over at top of sign pole.

Case Date:

11/4/2024

Pothole on E !st a block or two east of Lincoln St

Case Date:

4/15/2025

Significant and numerous potholes in the eastbound lane of E. 1st Street between Ballantine and Eagleson.

Case Date:

7/27/2023

I took this picture from University & Henderson. You cannot see the stop sign at 1st street at all. You cannot see it from 2nd & Henderson either, but I cannot upload more than 1 photo.

Case Date:

7/7/2021

The walk signals do not come up anymore. It is a constant red hand and there are no buttons to select a walk signal. Many pedestrians use this intersection and not having a clear signal to alert drivers is creating a dangerous condition.

Case Date:

11/1/2021

The light on Walnut heading north at 1st Street has been functioning differently for a while now than it used to. It used to be that when the crosswalk signal for northbound pedestrians hit zero the light turned yellow. Now, the light stays green for a long time after that. The light on 1st Street is red way too long. The traffic on Walnut has a green light and starts to back up at 2nd because the Walnut light at 2nd is red from the prior cycle still. Can someone look at this and see if that Walnut light at 1st can be fixed so it is not holding on green for so long?

Case Date:

9/27/2021

There is a big log of some sort sitting up against the curb on 1st Street as you drive west towards the intersection with Washington. It is resting against the curb right by the stop sign. Can someone get this picked up and swept up? It is a danger for drivers and cyclists and motorcyclists. Someone will get hurt or damage their vehicle.

Case Date:

12/27/2013

Big pothole on 2nd between Jordan & Swain.

Case Date:

5/23/2022

Constituent called and said lots of potholes at this intersection. Said it's been a while (he thinks he submitted another uReport a few weeks ago). No follow up with me needed.

Case Date:

7/19/2022

The entire intersection is filled with pot holes! Since this is so frequently used, can it potentially be addressed?