Still no improvement. Glen Burnie still gets treated like Anne Arundel's dumping ground.

The county continues to pave it over, but the stormdrain is still washing it out enough so that it sinks again and again. A proper fix, please.

It's washed out under the road, or settling is occurring. Filling the dip with asphalt isn't working. The recent effort to fix this has really messed things up, it's so much worse. Management needs to see what this looks like, it's utter crap.

The latest attempt is truly awful. Management needs to see this right away before throwing more money at contractors to fix this. It's worse now, and the barrels placed at the repair site are still here. This recent repair attempt has been a waste of good money.

Again: Management needs to see this. It's crap. Utter crap. I'm not joking. If somebody doesn't look at this and address it correctly, I'm going to rattle some chains at the state level. Ned Carey already has seen this. Time to call him again? Maybe.

Can somebody at least pick up the orange barrels.

Somebody recently dumped and smoothed down some asphalt, but this did not fix the depression/hole in the roadway.

It needs to be dug up, whatever is washing it out fixed, then filled back in, packed down, and paved right. Driving by and slapping a Band-Aid on it isn't helping.

Somebody recently, once again, dumped and smoothed down another dose of asphalt. It's still a crap job.

Once again, and I hope they read this slowly:

It needs to be dug up, whatever is washing it out fixed, then filled back in, packed down, and paved right. Driving by and slapping a Band-Aid on it isn't helping.

Today, I start rattling chains.

Still no significant action seen. Have contacted my State Delegate's office.

Waiting on action.

It's still a problem. It's a dip that's been filled and refilled with asphalt.

Still...a problem. Are you surprised. No movement toward a quality, lasting solution.

Okay, only new reports get attention, so, it's hammer time.