Reports (19,463)

The “no YMCA access” sign at the entrance to Quinn Way is just flapping in the breeze. It’s held on by one bolt and only a matter of time before it swings and hits somebody. It’s at an awful height and probably should be reinstalled at a higher height.

Street sign knocked down on Litchfield Street in front of 86.

Sign broken

This parking lot is technically one way but there’s no “no entry” signs, just the small “one way” signs that people regularly miss/ignore. While this is a consistent source of new and exciting traffic patterns around Roslindale Square, it might be safer for drivers if the one way was more clearly marked and enforced.

Bike bollards destroyed by plows have not been re-installed. Witnessed a horrible accident today that could have been prevented if the city was not negligent.

Broken sign

Public safety sign: [No] Sign description: [Stop sign dow on the sidewalk] Is the pole still there: [Yes]

sign and pole in the yard at 36 Theodore | Public safety sign: [No] Sign description: [HP sign knocked over] Is the pole still there: [Yes]

Light fixture missing from light pole. It has ornamental arm but. It’s on Dorchester Street at Old Colony Ave.

Constituent states the sign & pole are gone | Public safety sign: [No] Type of sign: [street name sign] Is the pole still there: [No]