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The pedestrian island across from the Stevens Forest pool is also used by children walking to Stevens Forest Elementary. This is a blind curve on a busy street, but the sign indicating the existence of the crosswalk has once again been knocked down. This happened weeks ago. Please fix ASAP.

A dead deer is in the median strip near the intersection of Stevens Forest and Broken Land. Vultures are already beginning to strip the carcass.

Someone may already have reported this; it's been down for several weeks. The pole is now starting to roll into the road.

I agree to close this issue

The attached photo was taken on Tuesday--can't imagine what it will look like after this weekend's rain. It's just off Basket Ring Road, in the entrance to a complex owned by the Howard County Housing Commission.

This is a tall London Plane or sycamore tree. Google map photo from 2013 shows that the trunk was badly damaged back then.
Now it has lost all foliage.

Between the slope leading to the library and the sidewalk along Cradlerock Road, this box has been vandalized. You can see wires dangling at the bottom left.

At corner of Tamar and Majors Lane, on what is probably school property belonging to Jeffers Hill Elementary, some sort of large utility box is wide open and partly dismantled. A large piece is on the ground behind the box.

As shown in the photo, the top line on the sign is completely obliterated, and the second line is almost as bad. All that's left is "on green" at this busy intersection, close to two public schools.

This is a utility box--NOT a cable box--and not belonging to BGE but apparently to a defunct company called Lectra. Right next to sidewalk between the Middle School and High School. Exposed wires and extremely ugly.