There is a huge pothole as a person turns out of Grandview Elementary School onto West Hanks Crossing. That street is narrow as it is and difficult at times avoiding school buses. The new pothole has made it even more challenging.
Car repeatedly parked blocking in my car and blocking sidewalk
I was walking Bryan Park, along Woodlawn on Sunday 2/9/25 (pic is from 3:02PM) and the small security patrol vehicle was parked on the walking path across from Sheridan/Southdowns. It may have been watching the people on the tennis court. As I got closer, but still far away, it started up and drove up the walking path to the end by the tennis courts where it then moved to Woodlawn. I know this vehicle is not much more than a golf cart, however I questioned if it should be driving on the walking path. Sharing in case it is something Parks would like to know about. Thank you.
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Turn signals trigger although there are no cars in the turn lane. We really going on three years? Yep! A new traffic commission you don't say? Same old hacks doing a poor job. Keep telling yourself the intersection is going to be upgraded, but we all know you just suck at your job. Fix the lights!
Ever since W. 3rd street was paved, the light at Cory Lane and W. 3rd stays green way too long for the one or two cars that need to turn left onto W. 3rd or go straight into Culvers. Let the pedestrians push the crosswalk button if they need 45 seconds to cross the road. But don't make us all suffer if there are no pedestrians and one car needs to turn. Shorten the light please.
There is a deep pothole going north on Adams Street, between Allen Street and Woodhill Drive.
Potholes along this stretch of Rogers are difficult / not possible to avoid
Trash overflowing at all 3 dumpsters. Possible rats.
Dumpster overflowing, bags of trash on ground