I agree. Please pave the streets in this neighborhood. I believe if the issue continues that vehicles will ultimately be damaged along with the possibility of a bystander being injured by flying debris ! Lets not take that chance Huntsville ! Pave these streets PLEASE !!!!!

If Huntsville public works used the same code enforcement standards on our streets as Huntsville Community Development uses for things such as substandard housing, junk and public nuisances our streets would have been either condemned or repaired YEARS ago! If the City of Huntsville had as much pride in their streets as the residents of our neighborhood these streets would have been repaired long ago. Shame on the City of Huntsville for allowing this blight to continue for so long.

Yes, please replace our streets! We live at 10013 Covington Dr. and the part in front of our drive way is especially AWFUL!! I have sent in a request l, which those pot holes have been patched but they are back as soon as it rains again.

Really, Shadow? My experience has been that it's harder for Huntsville Community Development to get things done than it is for Huntsville Public Works. There are many streets that need repaving in the city, they cannot all be done at once.

Really Danny? The street hasn't been repaved in thirty four years! Too soon?

I've seen some streets that seem to get repaved every 5 years or so whether they need it or not. Todd Mill Circle is a cul-de-sac that's been repaved countless times in the least 35 years. If the city had a priority system that actually worked streets that are in dire need of fixing would be fixed.

There's no way some residential streets in Huntsville get resurfaced every 5 years.

In that case get the Public Works folks to check out how many times Todd Mill Circle has been resurfaced in the last 35 years.

There are a lot of residential streets in Huntsville that are in dire need of resurfacing.

Mark and Danny, Do you live in our neighborhood? If not, I don’t understand why you are commenting with your opinions. This is a site to report issues to be fixed. This isn’t Facebook or Nextdoor!

Thank you for reaching out to us! We will add your roadway to the list under consideration for future paving operations. Resident requests, while appreciated, do not alone guarantee that a roadway will necessarily be scheduled for repaving. For more information on resurfacing, please read this blog on the City’s website: https://cityblog.huntsvilleal.gov/when-will-my-road-get-resurfaced/ . If you have additional questions, please call Huntsville Public Works at 256-883-3944. Thank you, Your Huntsville Connect Customer Service Team

Amber, you're right this is a site to report issues to be fixed, not bash city departments and make unfounded statements.

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I was told by the head of public works in 2018 that repaving of our neighborhood would be started in the first few months of 2019. I'd like someone at Public Works to verify the current status of this new pavement.,

Thank you for reaching out to us. Covington is on the list to be vetted and will be resurfaced as soon as utility work has been completed. Public Works would be happy to speak with you if you have any additional questions. You may reach the Senior Right of Way Inspector, Michael Hallman, at 256-883-3984. Our Huntsville Connect app is tool for our constituents to easily report service related issues. Repaving is a major construction project that has a lengthy process to determine which streets will be resurfaced. As a reminder, when our residents register for an account with Huntsville Connect, they agree to abide by our “terms of use” policies. This means our conversation on Huntsville Connect should remain constructive and civilized. We sincerely appreciate your willingness to engage with us on issues of concern, and hope you will continue to use Huntsville Connect in a respectful and productive fashion.
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Your Huntsville Connect Customer Service Team

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