You should find out from the city who the contractor is who put in the piping underneath the street. Those concrete patches were just put in a few weeks ago and the contractor should have to pay for your damages and time.
For the city. please have the contractor go back and redo this - and if the concrete was bad for this spot, it may be bad in surrounding areas and may have to be dug out and redone.

Thank you for your concern. This issue has been received by our department and is under investigation.

My tenant on Morris Street is removing his flat tire and ruined rim as I write this. HOW HAS THIS DEEP DANGEROUS POTHOLE NOT BEEN BLOCKED OFF OF TEMPORARILY FILED YET??? OMG.

My tenant on Morris Street is removing his flat tire and ruined rim as I write this. HOW HAS THIS DEEP DANGEROUS POTHOLE NOT BEEN BLOCKED OFF OF TEMPORARILY FILED YET??? OMG.

The guy who works for me just told me he hit it this morning also.

Since the General Services apparently don't care, I forwarded this to the City Council member.

This request has been completed.

Chris,
Your tenant should call National Grid, which worked at this intersection, to file a complaint and ask for the reimbursement of the tire replacement. The National Grid Claims Department phone number: 315-428-6536.

This is the response I received from the City Hall: "National Grid has a permit for the work [at this intersection] which means they are responsible for the restoration work and liable for any issues resulting from their work."

Pavel