Anthony J. Risk

The area behind the plaza has had trash/old furniture accumulating over the past week or two and it's been growing each day.

Traffic sign located in the median on the South side of Seminole Blvd. & Lark Drive was struck by a car. I moved it to the median as it was obstructing the turn lane.

Green light is out at the Northwest corner of Walsingham Rd. & 113 St. Yellow and red light appear to be operating fine.

Location is on the west side of Walsingham Rd. & Seminole Blvd. Traffic sign was struck by a car.

Previously a deep hole was filled at this location. However, there is still a deep depression where the hole is filled and it has deepened slightly after recent rain. I'm not sure if a permanent fix for this spot just hasn't happened yet but it's concerning. And it's still a hazard for cars that Jay accidentally drive over it.

A pothole at this spot has started to grow lately.

Pothole has begun to open up on west side of speed bump.

I live almost a mile away from The Niagara Tap and I can still hear the music that's been blasting for the past few hours. Is something like this even allowed so close to residential homes?

Pothole is growing larger as a result of recent rain.

There is also another pothole in the southbound lane of 105th Lane a few feet away.

Stop sign was struck by vehicle and is damaged and leaning.

Pothole has been forming around manhole in the middle of the intersection.

A small pothole has recently gotten larger.

There is a substantial dip in the road in front of the Dunkin' Donuts on Walsingham Rd. It's very jarring and I've witnessed cars lose a hubcap driving over it on more than one occasion. It's gotten worse over time.

There is a deep hole in the outside, southbound lane. It's hard to see and avoid and has been there for a while.

Very deep pothole in the northbound lane of 98th St. in front of the student parking lot exit for Osceola High School.

The entire intersection at Seminole Blvd. & 102nd Ave. is in poor condition. No matter which direction you're going, the pavement is in rough shape and it's even more noticeable now that Seminole Blvd. to the south has been paved. I think I speak for others when I express my disappointment that this intersection wasn't paved as well.