Looks like many of our residential streets. Like yours, mine is a disgrace. Thank the mayor and his cronies. Sadlt, if you aren't a big developer this is what you get.

Malden 311 (Constituent Services Representative) assigned this issue to Department of Public Works

No changes yet.

No changes yet.

Of course not. On my street, there's some minor patching from time to time. But the street has fissures all over, potholes emerging constantly, and we've lost as much as three feet of pavement on one edge to erosion (we don't even have curbs even though it is a relatively well-traveled road). Like you, I've asked over and over and over again if there is a plan to address our crumbling roads city-wide. I even ask directly sometimes when the mayor posts about potholes. So I know he sees the questions. But he ignores them. If there is no plan, just say so please. In the meantime, I'll keep asking: What is the plan to address our crumbling streets?

Nothing yet

nothing yet

Another year goes by and nothing. Very disappointing.

Nothing!!! Street around here just get worse.

I am not closing this post until we get new pavement.

Summer is over and nothing happened.

I'll leave this post up until we get new pavement!
2 years and counting

Still waiting....

It is really frustrating to see that there’s good pavement on Cushing road only up to Fellsmere RD (which also has great pavement) from that point on Cushing Road, including when it turns to Savin Street in Medford it’s a disaster! As far as I know, we all pay the same amount of city taxes PLEASE FIX IT!

Still waiting...

Still hopeful

Still no new pavement and the streets are getting worse. Not only this is bad for our cars and it looks awful but the feeling that you pay city taxes for years and nothing happens is just unacceptable.

1680 days of this post and nothing has happened yet. Very frustrating! This is bad for our neighborhood, for our cars and it looks horrible. PLEASE FIX THIS!

Thank you for the new pavement!
However, I wish the pavement would have gone into Savin Street, Medford.