Forest st

I would like to see the No Right Turn on Red sign amended so that during non rush hour times, folks can take a right on red.

I have waited at this light for what seems to be 3 to 4 minutes at 10 or 11 pm at night. A motorist can see down Kendrick to safely make a right on red.

A drain near where the sidewalk and lawn meet at 34 spring road often releases a substantial amount of water onto the spring road sidewalk and road itself. It causes deterioration of the sidewalk and problems when the water starts freezing. Can this be looked at? It is causing safety issues for walkers on the street.

It is stick our for about 3"

The length of the traffic signal at Hunting Road and Kendrick Street really needs to be changed. When traveling on Kendrick the light is 1 minute 20 seconds long. When traveling on Hunting Road the light is 20 seconds long. 4 cars can barely get through the light before it turns red. It can sometimes take 3 or more cycles to get through this light. This has been going on ever since the cycle was changed when the construction was completed. I have spoken several times to someone at the DPW about this so I know they are aware of the issue. They’re working with the state to try to get this changed. Does anyone have an update or a reason for not changing it? It should either be shorter than the almost minute and a half or make it a pressure light.

Sidewalk is completely blocked and inaccessible. Open issue for months now, and it just gets worse.

The stanchions that were put up at the crosswalk of Stockdale Road and Great Plain Avenue have all been knocked down and disassembled They are scattered all over the road.

The sidewalk in front of Mitchell woods has an area that is less than 1 ft. from the road, with no curb to protect children walking to school. A car that was speeding yesterday was able to veer off the road onto that portion with no barrier. Safety cones, stick markers or some sort of visual marker needs to be in place until the curb can be built up.

call informed and DPW concurs that a large puddle form at this location adjacent to Elmwood Rd. Asked Engineering for assistance to find best solution. If a shim on Elmwood Rd to GPA does not reduce the water a catch basin may need to be considered.

Bush hangs way into sidewalk on both Maple St and Maple Terrace. It's particularly a problem when plowed snow is on the side if the streets. Can it be trimmed, please?

Is it possible to allow "right on red" at the top of Exit Ramp 19A to turn onto Kendrick Street from the ramp?

There needs to be a crosswalk at Emerson Road and Chestnut. There is a lowered section of sidewalk to cross Chestnut but there is no crosswalk. There is no other place to cross Chestnut from Emerson Road.