Malden Local Notifications PLUS

Recent paving of Bayrd St, resulted in patchwork, at the end of my driveway that is unacceptable . Please fix ASAP

porta potty on the street for the contractors however it is at the bus stop. People are using it at all hours and it can be smelt from my home. There is also excessive trash. Please move this to a different location as soon as possible and clean the area.e

Upon being repaved, crosswalk on Evelyn hasn’t been repainted

Sidewalk unpaved

Are there plans on re paving this street and putting down lines since the other half of it in Medford had paved and lines are drawn ?

Stairs have become very dangerous. Weeds growing out of the stairs. Cement is crumbling.

NOISE from plate on road - over a week of this. Repair asap.

The bus 108 Brentwood St stop Bus stop sign has been taken down by street plow 1 year ago. Since MBTA will not replace the sign, can the city spray the Bus stop area on the newly paved road with a pedestrian crossing like the rest of the Salem St. It is dangerous for pedestrians to cross, and cars just park there all the time to block the bus to pull to the stop.

This section of roadway consists of pothole patches on top of pothole patches. Are there plans to repave this section of malden street?

Work has AGAIN ground to a halt on Autumn St after we received information from workers on site that the paving would begin on Aug 18. Yet NOTHING has happened now for more than two weeks. And again, we are receiving NO COMMUNICATION FROM THE CITY. This is now THREE consecutive years during which our street has been torn up. Earlier this year, we were assured it would be done in the first half of this summer. Those promises, like dozens of others related to the timing of the project, have not been kept. This project could have been fully completed in two to three months. When you look at actual work days, that's about what it's been. Instead, it's been spread out over years with a massive negative impact on residents. And it doesn't look to anyone like there is any chance of it getting done, or any interest on the part of the contractor or the city, anytime soon. Add to this the sanitation strike (the consequences of which the mayor and city counsel who signed the Republic contract are responsible for), and basically we're living in a dump. Do your jobs. No one in the private sector who performed this poorly and with such disregard for deadlines would still have a job. GET IT DONE! Enough is enough.

Debris left after construction project. Cones removed earlier today, but this pile of asphalt remains.