City of Dunwoody PLUS

This drainage cap is not set properly resulting in a safety hazard to small children and pets - perhaps chasing a ball into the opening. This is a liability concern for the city. Please see what appear to be correct cap fixes that are set into curb cutouts at the following addresses: 1587 Old Spring House Lane and 1480/1483 Old Spring House Lane.

Two vehicles have been parked without movement for nearly a month. Families don't have enough spots for the playground attached to the lot. Please tow.

Low hanging wire across Mt. Vernon Road

Dead deer in road.

major pothole, and there’s one right ahead as well

Could a crosswalk be painted in the road? The side walk ends for the road, but no cross walk exists for pedestrian traffic. Not sure why this was not done when the sidewalk was completed, seems like a miss? Maybe there’s a reason that is not obvious.

I travel to Roswell every Monday night and the striping on Jett Ferry is hardly visible, and not visible at all in some spots It's dangerous, especially with that sharp curve in front of Crema Please put restriping that section on the list of priorities Thank you!s

Several of the yellow roadway reflectors have been displaced after the storm

This sign light for the crosswalk is no longer functional. The side next to the State Farm is the problem, the other side's lights work fine.

This is at Nandina Lane where it intersects Mt Vernon Rd with the traffic bollards. The issue surfaced on social media discussion. Today, I went by to observe the intersection and I saw it real time.

As you'll see in the photos, the traffic bollards extend forward quite a bit past the stop bar. To clear the bollards with the longer, wider right turn (without sideswiping the bollards) the drivers continue straight past the last bollard beside the turn lane before turning right. This causes some drivers to be slightly (or more) into the westbound left lane on Mt Vernon Rd.

Solution, I believe, is to move the last bollards on the right side back to the stop bar line. This would allow more turning space for larger cars, trucks, larger SUVs, vans, and other oversized vehicles without the driver having to go straight a bit further before starting the right turn.

Traffic is incredibly quick on Happy Hollow Road, much faster than the designated 35 MPH zone.

Can a flashing speed limit sign please be installed on this road for pedestrian and traffic safety? This road is heavily travelled by bikes, families/kids, and motorists.