City of Medford PLUS

no sidewalk (& no paint markings to delineate pedestrian walk) on main school route next to railroad tracks at blind corner

Gorham Rd is in great need of repair and repaving. The pot holes are getting very large and dangerous and causing damage to our vehicles.

Throughout the snow this winter, the city plows broke the curb in front of 43 Lincoln road and pushed in front of the house and on corner of Luther and Lincoln. Looking for the pieces of curb to be removed.

Drivers are speeding down this road and almost hitting pedestrians daily. My husband's car was hit last night and the driver took off. Cars come flying when I try and get out of my car. Drivers are using it as a main road. I would like a speed bump installed to get drivers to slow down and pay attention to their surroundings since it is residential and people have to park on the side of the road.

I live at 36 Emery St. I have to go down Hillsdale several times a day. The road is untenable. I am putting the city on notice that if something happens to me or my car that you will bear the responsibility. It has been like this for far too long in fact I’ve lived here for over 30 years and it’s been that way for over 30 years. This however has gone to an extreme where it is dangerous to drive down.

The retaining wall that holds up Rock Hill Road and is alongside our driveway (27/29 Wolcott park) is falling down in our driveway and I’m very concerned about the danger.

When do they intend to paint the lines on the road they finally fixed? People ignore the single sign saying the left lane ends and cram two lanes of traffic on the road or nearly side swipe people trying to turn right in some of the properties. The number of traffic lights at the intersection by RE150 and Arcadia causes confusion. There’s three lights for a one lane road intersection. I’m sure there’s a reason but you either need to reduce the number of lights or make it more apparent why there are so many giving people the indication they can make it a multi lane road.

The city, and Tufts, have failed to agree upon/approve a safe way for pedestrians to cross the street adjacent to the parking lot over to the Cummings building. People constantly cross in front of cars or through idling traffic. I am in utter disbelief that this project did not account for how people were going to safely cross the road! And can the city please get out there and put some paint down in the crosswalks! How many times do residents have to take the time to post on this site and call the city and nothing gets done?

Please mill this street and fix it for once

[Day 16 of almost getting side swiped by aggressive drivers] People consistently create the bike lane as a second lane since the signage and road line markings are worn down and faded. This is incredibly dangerous for those using the bike lane.