Donna Hoffman

Condemned House - Nothing being done, been condemned for years. Brings house values down, breeds rat's, ticks, feral cats, mosquitos. With the pandemic heroin/opiate issues in the area it could attract addicts and general crime. SOMETHING NEEDS TO BE DONE ABOUT THIS PROPERTY!!!

The manhole at the intersection with Coleman St is ways too deep below the street surface. Not an issue with cars, but getting into the hole with a scooter or bicycle is likely and almost dangerous - also it is hard to assess because it does not look like a hazard unless just a few feet away.
Please repair or mark as a hazard for oncoming motorists.
This has been an issue for many years now.
Thank you.

Power lines are down along this entire street.

Street was dug up last winter and it now dips.
When big trucks go over it sounds like an explosion. Very loud and distruptive to townhouses and houses nearby.

The N Quincy and Boundary St intersection needs a traffic signal. This has been a known issue for years:
http://www.enterprisenews.com/x1069223075/Second-fatal-crash-at-Brockton-Abington-intersection-has-residents-calling-for-action

The red house 2 doors down from Tedeschi on Taylor Ave looks to have once been a hoarders house. The smell was disgusting while they were cleaning it out & I don't think the trash was disposed of properly or legally. At one point all the trash was thrown in the back yard behind the fence causing an awful smell. Now there is a roofing company there that will be doing the roof but yet no permits seem to be posted for this work. I think every & all work on this house is being done illegally & has been reported before. The board of health & code enforcement really need to go down & take a look. I posted this over a month ago & nothing looks to have been done! I truly feel bad for all the neighbors on that street.

At the corner of N Quincy St and Brookville Ave there is a telephone pole with a pile of wires sitting in the middle of the sidewalk. There is also a lot of pebbles. It’s a tripping hazard to pedestrians.

there is a medium puddle on the left side of the northbound travel lane.

Between 900-908 houses.
South Bound N Quincy ST.
Past Rotary at Chestnut ST
Abington line
Water Valve

This intersection can be extremely dangerous for cars on Orange Street attempting to go straight across Washington Street (to Centre Ave). The cars on the opposite side (coming from Centre Ave) don't seem to realize that the cars on Orange have a green light and consistently attempt to turn into the oncoming traffic. Perhaps more signage (or traffic arrows) would help drivers remember which cars have the right of way.

Right at the traffic light in front of Dunkin Donuts. it was patched once but is still deep - can't avoid it if traveling towards Brockton with DD on your right.