Reports (148,138)

The display sign is flashing really brightly and distruptively.

“Do Not Enter” traffic sign knocked over on the ground. Intersection of Leeds St and Dorchester Avenue

We have had a increase in hit and run type car accidents near 48 Lawrence Ave, in the past week we have had 2 accidents happen where one hit the street pole/light and then another that crashed onto the side walk into a parked car (all have 911 calls for record). As this is a residence area with a school (Martin Luther KIng School) up the street this is very scary and causing alot of worry. I dont know if there is a way to put a guard rail where the light pole is in front of 48 Lawrence Ave to help prevent people from hitting the pole and it falling. Or even some speed humps right before your turn onto Lawrence Ave from Nomandy Street. Many cars speed on that street and take very sharp turns on Lawrence Ave which cause accidents. Thank you.

Public safety sign: [No] Sign description: [no parking sign with arrow to corner] Is the pole still there: [No]

Broken street sign knocked over and in need of repair. SE corner of Mass Ave and Tremont.

Constituent states there has been a mattress that was dumped up against a light pole for two weeks, | Witnessed incident: [No]

Street sign at A and Congress St. Detour sign covering No Turn On Red. Cars turning while pedestrians are walking.

Constituent states the wires are laying on the street, orginally going pole to pole. Reported to Eversource at 2:02pm. | Case (SR) Type: [Wires: Downed/Low Hanging] Referred To: [LOW HANGING/DOWNED WIRE(S)]

Utility pole leaning into street

Street pole was hit by a hit and run car accident, it is now leaning and the base is cracked. We are very concerned it may fall on our house or in the street and cause damage.