That is my mailbox in that picture. I reported the potholes over two weeks ago without seeing any action from the city. As you photo shows - they are worse than ever. I've seen several cars bottom out on the potholes in front of my house.

On Evergreen, we too are experiencing the car-wrecking pothole problem. I drive the street at about 2 miles per hour, and absolutely cannot avoid the deep, massive holes. When will this problem be addressed? There have been many postings, many reports of the problem, but no response. Why does it take so long? When can the City grade the street and/or fill with gravel?

Kuehnle St resident here, too. These potholes are behind anything I have experienced in the prior 4 winters here. Our street is not paved and doesn’t have sidewalks. The driving is almost impossible, and the walk to Abbot school and back is difficult. We need a better solution than the grader arriving to rearrange mud.

This morning a truck scraped and put gravel down the very middle of Barber, the section between Dexter and Ravenwood.No attention given to where the potholes actually are! Very bad driving, especially near 637, 633 and 639.
The residents of the unpaved streets of Ann Arbor deserve better maintained roads! In the 40 yrs. we have been on Barber, the past few have seen the least maintenance. Why?
Councilman Ali Ramwali, please address this issue at the next city council meeting.

Thank you for contacting us. Staff is out working on addressing the pothole issues on the gravel roads. As soon as weather and conditions allow we will begin grading the roads.

The picture of Kuehnle looks just like Evergreen. I've been driving SUPER-slowly, trying to find patches of not-so-bad potholes, and there simply aren't any. It's impossible to drive here without dropping down into one. My car has developed a new rattle/clunking sound. Why hasn't this been fixed?

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