City of Melrose PLUS

Problèmes Ouverts: 178 • Problèmes Clos: 1 549 • Problèmes Pris en compte: 140
  • PotholeReconnu
    511 Lebanon Street Melrose, MA, 02176, USA - Melrose
    This pothole is as you exit the path to Main Street from between City Hall and the Fire station on Main Street. It's been there for months and most likely unreported.
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    15 Felicia Road Melrose, Massachusetts, 02176 - Melrose
    Multiple pot holes and road debris at sign of Felicia Rd. At Longfellow
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    Porter St Melrose, Massachusetts, 02176 - Melrose
    Porter St between Bellevue & Harding Rd
    Potholes
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    160 Grove St Melrose MA 02176, United States - Melrose
    Opened again and shaking the house
  • PotholeReconnu
    1–29 School St Melrose MA 02176, United States - Melrose
    Lots of potholes all over summer street
  • PotholeReconnu
    355–399 Grove St Melrose MA 02176, United States - Melrose
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    164 West Wyoming Avenue Melrose, MA, 02176, USA - Melrose
    Series of dips around manhole covers in front of 164 W Wyoming Ave. Causes my vehicle and and any trucks/busses in front of me to jolt and hit the ground.
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    164 W Wyoming Ave Melrose MA 02176, United States - Melrose
    HUGE dip in pavement on eastbound side heading toward downtown Melrose My car scrapes every time
  • PotholeReconnu
    25 Longfellow Road Melrose, MA, 02176, USA - Melrose
    Multiple potholes at intersection of Felicia rd and Longfellow rd. One has a water cap sticking out.
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    78 Pearl St Melrose, MA 02176, USA - Melrose
    Sidewalk repair needed. These 2 blocks are always a sheet of ice due to puddling at low spots. Hard to see in this picture.
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    193 Porter St Melrose, MA 02176, USA - Melrose
    pothole compromising sewer drain integrity
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    Gould St & Washington St Melrose, MA, 02176, USA - Melrose
    Manhole cover for the MWRA has been sinking in for over a year now. It is now about 6-8inches below the street level. It is only a matter of time before a heavy truck/car hits it and it collapses.