The streetlight at this location has a worsening flicker and the casing of the lightsource appears to be gone. This is about 16 yards or so north from the crosswalk on the west side of Walnut St., directly across from MCREA & MCREA on the east side of the street.
Large pothole in street in front of 1220 S. Dunn Street.
This signal is operating as though the sensors that traffic trigger are not functioning
As a rider on the 2W bus I am writing in regards to the deterioration of Lindbergh Dr. This road/hill is driven by the 2W bus and it has so many potholes and rough spots that it has almost become torture to ride the bus. The problems start at the bottom of the hill by 17th street and continue up the hill to Oolitic DR. This has been causing pain with the riders. I myself have horrible back pain as does family. We sometimes walk 4 blocks to another bus stop just to avoid having to ride up that hill.
Walking home Thursday night, I turned my ankle in this hole. In the dark, it's invisible. This whole block is in bad shape (west side of road).
Street lights on both corners of Dunn & Driscoll have been out for the last couple of weeks now.
I've reported the streetlights on Driscoll & S. Dunn being out multiple times to both the city and Duke. Every time I get an auto response that they are fixed, when they never are. Who do I have to contact about this to actually get them to work?
There is a huge pothole on Dunn Street next to 1221 S. Dunn Street. North cross lane is Grimes. Please repair. Thank you.
A recessed / reoccurring type of pothole (pre-sink hole...just kidding) Probably not in the city 2 mile fringe, but if you could share with county, I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you.
I received a phone call today saying that the potholes I reported last week had been repaired. After inspecting the area at around noon I found this not to be the case. I suspect the person who evaluated the situation was noticing that some alley repair had been completed in the spring/summer at the street entrance however about ten to twenty yards up from the street entrance is where the problem area is. Old pavement has crumbled away and cars are bottoming out. To remind you of the location, this is the first alleyway on the south side of 6th street east of Adams. It is a very high traffic alley way due to the fact that there is off street parking for several apartments on Kirkwood behind my house (1221 W. 6th). If you follow the alley way around to the left (exiting on Pine Street) you will find many more problem spots. I hope these issues can be addressed soon before the really bad weather arrives. Thank you!