Maple Grove

I walk my child to Cedar Island every morning for school and the last several weeks have seen an increase in people running the light headed both north and south on Hemlock at the crossing at W Eagle Lake Drive/school intersection. Not only are they running the red but they increase speed to do so and it is starting to feel very dangerous to cross there. They can't be following the posted school area speed limit either. What can be done to prevent something tragic occurring? Many families cross there morning and afternoon. Pedestrians definitely do not have the right of way here. Even when cars stop - often they are coming up so fast, you have no idea if they actually intend to. A police car is often at the fire station nearby - could one be posted near the intersection to help with this? Or more permanently - flashing pedestrian signs/lights to remind people?

New playground has screws missing, pieces that don't work because things are not properly placed. Swings are still not up. There are footprints on the playground floor from when it was placed and not yet dry. And no benches anywhere by the playground.

When going out onto 93rd Ave the snow piles are so high you can’t see if someone’s coming until they are right there. Someone’s almost hit me 2 times now

toilet is full and no paper. 100 degree days coming

Would be good to have graffiti on this sign removed.

Hello,
I drive my daughter to and from Oak View Elementary on a daily basis. We live nearby, and I would love to walk her to school, but the three way stop on Wedgewood and East Fish Lake Road has stop signs being run almost every day when I am driving. It is not safe for walkers, cyclists, or other drivers, and it is frustrating to drivers who do stop when those of us who live in the area stop for longer because we want to make sure that oncoming traffic is also stopping. Is there any way to get flashers or lights added to the stop signs to make them more visible? Particularly the one on the northbound side of the intersection where there is a crosswalk seems to be ignored.

This area in green is city owned property. The sidewalk is not being cleared of snow at all from the city.

The sidewalk along 82nd Ave N is not plowed or cleared therefore making it very challenging to walk or walk our pets.

Should be the cities responsibility to clear as it is outside any direct neighborhoods/HOAs.

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Thanks for the sand, any chance to have it cover more than 25% of the tunnel?