Kahoa

About a year of this is enough. DO SOMETHING.

Can the turn arrows be turned on at 70th & Adam's? I sat through 4 lights this morning trying to turn left (north) onto 70th Street.

West side of 84th around 2400 N 84th There is a small creek and grass along sidewalk never gets mowed Can the city maintain this property during the summer Thanks

Something needs to be done about this intersection ASAP. There needs to be a left turn lane or a sign at this intersection that prohibits left turns between 7:45 am - 8 am and again from 3:00 pm - 3:15 pm. Traffic here gets backed up for blocks because one vehicle wants to turn left. This happens every single weekday and is getting worse.

NEEDS attention as it's getting worse EVERYDAY!!

Blaring loud music late a night. Can hear thru my house and over my TV. They do this alot.

eturn signal turning west stays blinking when traffic signal turns yellow to red going north but southbound stays green. Seems very dangerous because drivers could think both ways are turning yellow to red when one way stays green.

Pothole in turn lane to turn N on 84th from Northern Lights Dr.
Also, stop sign from Wendy’s frontage road and Northern Lights Dr. is missing.
Thank you!

Animals living in trailer, humans living in trailer, trash/debris outside of trailer, car unsafely up on blocks on a downward slope in easement to street, LPD visited at 1:50pm today. Multiple prior visits. City needs to comprehensively deal with this issue at this residence.

Residents have open fire going regularly right behind the backdoor and sometime leave it unattended. They live as part of a 4 plex. 1804 Sawyer St

There is a turn lane and turn signal for traffic leaving the neighborhood and businesses to the east of N 84th and Leighton. This turn lane if for the flow of traffic east of the intersection to turn south onto N 84th Street. This turn lane turn signal rarely gets a green arrow as it is usually only a flashing yellow even in rush hour traffic. This leads to the turn lane getting backed up and vehicles unable to clear the lane for several reasons. Lack of a green turn arrow used in conjunction with a flashing yellow arrow during rush hour times, increased businesses and residential homes all to the east of the intersection. Residential homes are now as far east as N 98th Street. Traffic is trying to leave the neighborhood and businesses for work and school. Kahoa Elementary School is across N 84th Street to the west. There is a do not turn on red sign posted on the other side of this intersection which is the for traffic in the turn lane turning from the west on to N 84th heading south. This delays the turn lane traffic from the east being able to clear their turn lane as they have to yield to vehicles that are turning out also heading southbound on N 84th even after the lane going straight has cleared. This delays traffic flow waiting for cars to be able to turn on their green because there is a no turn on red for pedestrian safety. Another factor is that the flashing yellow turn signal is not long enough due to the above stated factors to fully clear the turn lane of vehicles. A longer flashing yellow turn arrow would benefit traffic flow if it were impossible to also add a green turn arrow to the light sequence. There are times during rush hour when there are 12-14 cars in the turn lane which backs it up to the street intersection at KFC and the apartment complex. The turn signal is not long enough to allow enough time for vehicles to clear the lane. This causes unsafe driving as frustrated drivers run the lights to make it through. Many intersections in south Lincoln with businesses and residential houses have weighted lights that trigger a light change almost immediately if if only one car has pulled up. It stops traffic on S 84th Street just to allow one vehicle to turn out on to S 84th from the residential homes and businesses. One example is the intersection on S 84th and Augusta Drive/Glen Oaks. Please conduct traffic flow assessments to this intersection of N 84th & Leighton (or whatever is needed to change the traffic signals, their times or timing etc) as growth to the east of N 84th & Leighton has changed considerably in the last 15 years and the traffic light does not represent those increased changes. Drivers are also opting to cut through the surrounding neighborhoods to avoid delays at this intersection. This is unsafe for business and residents with children at play or pedestrians walking in the neighborhood community area.