Malden Local Notifications PLUS

Tufts Construction is replacing the water main on Poplar St. Residents were given a letter from the City Engineering Dept on July 19 stating the "during construction, trenches and other excavated areas will be backfilled and patched." This has not happened and has caused a severe dust problem in the neighborhood. The trenches have been backfilled but not patched.
We are not able to keep our windows open because of the dust from the construction.

I’m with Timothy! The only thing is …. THE PROBLEM ISN’T JUST AT THIS LOCATION! It is in several places across the city! I also ClickFixed recently about the Cross/Bryant St intersection/roadway and then noticed the exact same issue at Route 60 and Main Street! THIS IS JUST CRAZY! People don’t obey the lines and markings when they are painted! WITHOUT THEM THERE IS TOTAL CHAOS!

Hoping the line painting is happening city-wide sooner rather than later! Leaving the roads as/is is EXTREMELY UNSAFE AND DANGEROUS for both pedestrians AND motorists! The sooner the painting takes place the safer we ALL will be!

Thanks.

The street crossing at the intersection of Jackson and Exchange has not been reconfigured to accommodate the handicapped. The recent work has not restored beveled sidewalk pathways for pedestrians crossing Exchange St. near the Jackson Street Garage.

Hi, it has been few months since the lead service line public work was done. When you will make the sidewalk back to the original look? There are couple more spots on the Glen Rock Ave. having the same issue. Snow season is coming soon, so please work on the sidewalk ASAP so we will not have trouble on shoveling and walking as well. Thank you!

Glenrock Ave’s road condition is deplorable. The street has experienced heavy construction vehicles from Melrose (Brazil St) last fall and all summer to the ongoing Malden gas upgrades. It feels like a small earthquake in my house each time a truck or school bus passes by plus items are falling to the floor from the vibrations. I’m not sure how to solve this problem but would appreciate it if you could think of something.

Does anyone know when Fairlawn and Autumn streets will have the sidewalk and streets replaced? We had a neighborhood meeting two years ago with Councilor O'Malley and we were told they were going to be replaced. I am sure Mr. Knox and Mr. O'Malley monitor this app. Can this please put on the priority list.

Who is paving and when?

Every time it rains, even a little shower like we had today, this section of Swains Pond Ave. across from number 11 and beside the In and Out convenience store floods and stays there for days. There is a catch basin a little further down Swains Pond Avenue but the water does not drain to it.
Steve Winslow our Ward 6 Councilor once told me he is on a committee to address these draining issues.
Well this is his Ward 6 so why hasn’t this been fixed? This is right next to the convenient store there and buses use behind the store as a turn around and it makes all mud that never dries.
This water problem has been there for years. Please once and for all fix this section of the street so the water drains to the catch basin.
The sidewalk gets completely flooded and impassable for days.
Thanks for your quick attention to this flood problem which has been there for at least a few years.

How has this not been addressed yet? Who is overseeing this project for the city? Do you care about the handicap and accessibility laws? Or are we just about bikes?

Looks like it is time for another complaint to the state, just like Oak Grove Community Center. How much has that cost the city in fines?