Michael McGlynn, Mayor

The crosswalk need repainting...

A short but critical road to getting into and out of the neighborhood behind Tufts field. The whole street is filled with huge, deep potholes. They patch it periodically but the Town needs to pave the whole road!

This patch, along College Ave, right before the George St. intersection is the worst. It's riddled with at least a dozen little potholes. It's just unavoidable.

while the "other side" of the underpass was repaved, going under I-93 towards Medford Square is a virtual "suspension testing ground" and severely BEATS vehicles, multiple pavement issues here. Please fix soon.

Medford Square is unpleasant for people because we store traffic in the streets, which then moves too fast (when it is moving) or not at all (fuming). I'm going to attach a video about a town in England that "took back" its center. Watch it in a mirror if left-side driving makes you dizzy. But worth a :15min watch

Graffiti on USPS relay mail box

Numerous dog walkers allow dogs to run loose. Complaint from DPW.

Lanes drop from 3 to 2 with no notification. Outer right lane drops causing dangerous situations.

Please add signage.

This beautiful historic building shows new graffiti weekly. It's heart breaking and is directly in the center of medford square (behind DD). I'm not sure if this is private or public but it really puts a visual scar on our city :(

Persistent gridlock caused by southbound Route 28 drivers on morning commute, after 7:20 am every day, in front of the State Police station no less. Frequently causes eastbound Route 16 traffic to back up to the Meadow Glen Mall. Unconscionable.

Hi, this is a nice feature. It would be great if Medford could install leading left green arrows at the intersection of Riverside Ave and the Fellsway. This intersection is very dangerous, and I think green arrows for the traffic flowing on Riverside Ave would be very helpful in reducing accidents and the traffic leaving Stop & Shop. Thanks so much.

We need one of the electronic speed monitoring signs on Fulton Street, like the ones installed on Elm Street recently by DCR. Two cars this morning which of been seen speeding before down Fulton Street during the morning commute we're doing well over 50 mph at the time I was waiting at the bus stop with my first grader.