Yet another photo

And one more (this pothole is even deeper than it looks - when you drive over it.)

Thank you for reporting this issue. After looking further in to this, it was determined that Hensel Drive belongs to Texas A&M and the City of College Station. Any repairs to be made on Hensel Drive will have to be done by Texas A&M. We are forwarding these photos and concerns regarding the street conditions to the Facilities and Grounds Maintenance Department at Texas A&M. We will report here the response we receive Texas A&M regarding repairs to Hensel Drive.

Thank you. Is TAMU part of SeeClickFix?

Texas A&M is not a part of SeeClickFix at this time. This SeeClickFix site is for City of College Station issues. When issues are reported that are the responsibility of another entity, we report the issues to the correct organization and let them know they were reported to us through SeeClickFix. We do, however, follow up with those organizations on proposed solutions and timeframes for items to be fixed

Thank you.

Thank you, CS Neighborhood Services for your efforts of passing the information to TAMU.

Unfortunately, I am yet to see A&M taking care of any issues previously reported here and passed to them. A&M doesn't seem to care for those "little things": the administration cares much more about large scale constructions and projects.
(One example of a safety issue is this old case that CS Neighborhood Services have quietly archived, even though it had not been resolved: http://seeclickfix.com/issues/107245 )

When issues are reported to us that the responsibility of
other entities we let the entity know that the report was brought to us by
a citizen on SeeClickFix. We follow up with them to see if they have anything to
report on or progress on solving the issue. We have no control on
whether or not they fix the issues we bring to them. We try our best to stress
to them the importance of fixing the issues & letting us know where
they are in addressing the issues so we can report back on it. In some cases, we
get prompt responses and actions and other cases this is not the case. We will
continue to try and work with TAMU on these issues. Also, city staff does not have
the ability to archive cases. That is done through the SeeClickFix system and is based
on the length of time a case has been open and the last activity on it. Cases can be re-opened
at any time by residents at any time.

This is on A&M property. Closed.