Long Lake Area

Auth RPD lights are on flash at this location

Speed limit needs to be increased to 45. 35 is way too slow for Ebenezer (from Westgate to Glenwood).

The pothole causes cars to swerve into oncoming "lane" on a narrow road without sidewalks and carries children walking to Leesville schools.

Every weekday afternoon traffic backs up on Glenwood Avenue from Ebenezer Church Road back to Westgate Road. This is due to not enough priority being given to the hundreds of cars which are backed up on Glenwood.

This intersection is ridiculous. You have LHS students and a crap ton of groggy, impatient adults racing across it morning, lunch, and dismissal while LMS and LES students are walking, and being driven along with Hilburn Academy elementary and middle students. There is a semi-bind curve and an uphill climb facing west that many drivers (especially inexperienced ones) fail to take into account. There have been many accidents, and people still blaze down Pinecrest at 60 mph - even with an RPD station at Glenwood.

I suppose the county, city, or whoever is waiting for some kid(s) to get flattened here so they can play the "who could have anticipated" game. These comments, and the many other similar ones will be used in the eventual wrongful death suit that will be filled.

Ebenezer Church Road between Westgate and Grayln Drive (Umstead State Park) constant speeding & sidewalks do not run the length of this section. Please add 35mph speed limit signs and share the road signs be added?

There is a growing pothole at the intersection of Live Oak Trail and Pinecrest Rd where a portion of the road is starting to crumble. When traveling this route during rush hour in the evening, you have to swerve a bit into the other lane to miss the pothole, which could cause an accident.

Dangerous deep pothole growing in south bound lanes edge side. Getting hard to avoid when there’s oncoming traffic.

Dead possum at front of property

The wide shoulder on the northbound lane is often used as a right turn lane by many who don’t seem to know what a white solid line on the right means creating an often dangerous situation. Please clearly mark this area as a shoulder or convert it into a turning lane. Thanks!