Fixit36

Dear citizens and Public works, people still have to walk on sidewalks, yet the supposed Street that is being torn up is being stretched out for city planners to stretch union workers, into ot and winter time work, like they did with the 66th Street for almost 7 years on a 3-4 year deal.

I am tired of tripping over dirt and in the winter walking on the road because Richfield public works is milking their union construction time, I see them standing around pretending to work, all the while they say they are stuck, but what they really mean is there is a hold up in city hall and they have to spend all the budget or they won't get more next year to waste.

I am tired of tripping on dirt and seeing NO WORK on sidewalks and construction trucks go by pretending to work.

I come back from working and I see this street light half in half out of the ground, and I am wondering how it wound up like that on a gas station corner by 66th Street and Lakeshore/Rae Drive depending on the direction.

Does anyone know how to connect with the fix it people, because it is concerning the safety of people and pedestrian traffic as well as the bus being able to safely see in the mornings?

Stoplight is loose on 66th Street and VVincen Avenue ,just blowing in the wind

Ever since 66th Street construction there has been numerous issues with that North corner of the 66th Street And Vincent intersection collecting everything from water to black ice because it is a low point in the intersection, I also realize there were a ton of construction projects going on there last summer. I am concerned about that corner because I nearly fell three separate occasions because water collected froze and turns into black ice from the constant traffic coming from the shopping center and the car wash.

I am not trying to sound like a bag, but I know for a fact that it collects water and ice and becomes a hazardous corner even with boots on because it is a frequent crossing from the shopping center and gas station, have seen several elderly nearby almost injured in crossing that intersection trying to avoid the water puddles and black ice.

Icy sidewalks due to the thaw, as well as a major pool of water settled on the north side of the 66th Street And Vincent Avenue intersection due to the dip in the road from last year's construction

I live at an apartment on 66th Street and the sidewalks up and down the streets need plowed, and I take public transportation or I walk so from 66th Street and penn up to the Edina /Richfield border

The sidewalks all the way along the south side of 66th street all the way from Sheridan Avenue on up to Penn Avenue have hazardous spots of both visible and non-visible ice patches