@Lillygrillzit

Needs road repair in westbound lane on Main Street in North Little Rock mainly between the 19th-23rd Street area.

Roadwork needed on Main Street mainly between 16th-19th Street. Major potholes.

Potholes noted in southbound lane of Pleasant Valley Drive, one close to intersection of Kings Arms Rd and one right before I430 overpass

At Rodney Parham and Breckenridge,the exit signs coming from McDonalds indicate no left turn.The painted no left turn on there property is so faded no notices.Traffic going east or west onto Breckenridge at the first McDonald's exit cars cars are turning into it because there is no posting,but it clearly should not be and entrance.I have had many near misses with vehicles trying to enter there.

This pothole was repaired a few weeks ago but it has reappeared. Please repair!

There are currently at least five street lights out in the vicinity of pavilion 1 of Boyle Park.

Van Lee and Louwanda are being used as a cut-through from Rodney Parham for cars to get to Evergreen and Mississippi. Vehicles using this cut-through are usually speeding through the Leawood neighborhood, which makes it unsafe for pedestrians. Louwanda and Van Lee do not have sidewalks or a speed bump and it is dangerous when walking or biking due to the cut-through traffic. The traffic is especially heavy during the school year when parents cuts through the neighborhood to go to work and take their childern to schools located in the Hillcrest area. Based on the design of the S curve from Van Lee to Louwand it is evident that Van Lee was never intended to provide a cut-through to Louwanda and the Leawood neighborhood. This cut-through should be closed to provide Leawood residents a safe area to walk and ride bicycles.

Several street lights are out in this area. One on the corner of Pleasant Valley Drive and Kings Arms Rd, and the next one just north of this one. There is also one out just south of Second Presbyterian Church on PV Drive

The yellow building on the corner used to be a store years ago but now it is a run down building that brings down property value. It also is damaged with graffiti rodent (raccoon, rats, and cats), broken glass, etc. If you look through the broken window there is a old old car in it. Plus drugs activity

This entire stretch of street needs to be repaved, but the most deteriorated area is from 4th to 7th Streets. This is a highly trafficked area as it is a through street and is traveled daily also by employees, patients, and visitors to UAMS. The response might be 'no' due to ongoing damage by current construction but there is ALWAYS construction at UAMS or the VA. Spot efforts at repair over the years do not fix the problem. The road conditions surrounding these facilities warrant inspection by officials and action taken to repair. A very large number of people (and their vehicles) are affected daily by these conditions.

There's a small spot hole/rough spot on the north east corner of this intersection right across from the Afterthought.

There is a pothole on the roadbed at the entrance to the facility. It is growing larger and deeper.