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This sign has been up for 2 years and construction is over. Can it be removed?

Needle next to pole

Tape placed on HP Parking Sign | Public safety sign: [No] Type of sign: [Handicap Parking] Is the pole still there: [Yes]

constitunet reports the sign at this location for an offcer that was killed on duty in smudged out and needs to be reerrected with new ink. | Public safety sign: [Yes] Type of sign: [constitunet reports the sign at this location for an offcer that was killed on duty in smudged out and needs to be reerrected with new ink.] Is the pole still there: [Yes]

Broken barricade for dipping sewer grate

 I reported this downed stop sign more than two weeks ago. This is already a trouble intersection where people regularly ignore the stop sign and speed down the street. The stop sign on the opposite side of the street is not visible because a van parks there and blocks the view. Children live on this street and residence regularly call the police to have them enforced the stop sign. When is this issue gonna get dealt with?

Broken sign in median between phase 1 of Mildred Hailey new completion and possible zone

Missing street name on pole. Leighton road, Hyde Park, MA02136

I am requesting that the City of Boston investigate what appears to be the unauthorized installation of more than 30 "No Parking Anytime" signs and metal poles along Old Ironsides Way and Old Landing Way in Charlestown. The signs appear to have been installed by or on behalf of CharlesNewTown/Winn Management using a private contractor. The poles have been set directly into the City-maintained public sidewalk along these public roadways, outside of any apparent private property boundaries. These do not appear to be official Boston Transportation Department (BTD) parking signs. They are non-standard in appearance, do not identify the City as the issuing authority, and do not provide the information typically found on official parking restriction signs. Please determine: Whether any permit or license was issued authorizing excavation of the public sidewalk and installation of these poles. Whether the signs were approved by the Boston Transportation Department or any other City agency. Whether the installation encroaches on the public right-of-way. Whether the signs are enforceable or constitute unauthorized traffic control devices. If no authorization exists, please require removal of the signs and restoration of the public sidewalk, and investigate any applicable violations by the responsible parties. The signs are located along Old Ironsides Way and Old Landing Way in Charlestown and have been installed in the public sidewalk where the granite curb meets the concrete sidewalk.

Broken traffic sign