Somerville

Multiple large and deep potholes are making travel difficult on Linwood and Poplar streets in the vicinity of the former transfer station.

This area was used for the snow melter so the amount of water was very high. The pavement has started to disintegrate as a result.

Worst maintained road in the city... be very careful from Sullivan Station to Union Square, especially heading underneath the train overpass. Embarrassing!

Severe and extensive potholes near the railroad tracks on Medford St create a hazard for pedestrians, cyclists, and motorists. The potholes also create excessive wear-and-tear on vehicles. They also contribute to an uninviting and hostile atmosphere in the surrounding area and neighborhood. I would encourage the City of Somerville to move these potholes up on the priority list for patching this season.

In the middle of the sidewalk there is a water service that is not at grade. Recently at night i did not notice this and severely twisted my ankle. If this curb stop is not placed at grade or the sidewalk is raised i am going to paint this orange so it is more visible at night and this does not happen again.

Crosswalks not shoveled near businesses near intersection of porter and elm

Snowbank about 6-7' high is blocking the edge/end of the driveway at 1 evergreen avenue Somerville 02145, it is directly in front of the house - this snowbank is on the public right of way and Makes getting out into evergreen avenue from the driveway extremely dangerous. There is nowhere left to put the snow that still needs to be shoveled from the driveway and sidewalks surrounding the property.

The even side of the street is also not plowed to the curb and the street is impossibly narrow.

Please send someone to haul this snowbank away or at least break it down to manageable size. I cannot get my vehicle out of the driveway because of it and we are expecting more snow later this week and next.

Spacesaver on the street

There is a very deep pothole on Forster Street near Sycamore.

St James Episcopal Church has not cleared their sidewalks for 2 storms. The Clarendon side has over a foot of snow piled up, while the Broadway side is a sheet of ice from people walking on it. Yet the stairs to their church house are clear. This is a consistent problem...they think it's ok to only clear on Sunday.

The light southbound on Broadway at mount Vernon is not long enough these days. It only lets about 3 cars through when 10 cars are backed up. Light stays green for roughly 20 seconds. I honestly feel the green light needs to be 3 times longer. Traffic is getting heavier and will likely continue.

The two left turn lanes on prospect street turning on to somerville ave are not clearly identified. When people turn left from the left most lane they almost ALWAYS change lanes mid-intersection into the right lane of somerville ave. Is it possible to painted dotted lines in the intersection indicating that drivers should stay in their lanes when turning left? As a driver and a cyclist I have almost been hit several times due to negligent drivers changing lanes mid-intersection.