This issue has been referred to the DPW for handling and will be resolved shortly.

This is from a water break. Then after that beak there was a sewer block. Public Works has been notified several times to fix it. they are aware of i. they have not done this yet.

Understood. Hopefully, they will get to it before it gets much larger, otherwise, they may lose their backhoe and dump-truck in that vast and ever-growing pit.... And it'd be a pity to lose a nice place like the Cinquo de Mayo (Not Mardi Gras) Restaurante e Cantina into that dreadful pit. (I almost fell in myself on the way home today....)

The pit is now nearly twice as large and at least eight inches deep. This is a lawsuit waiting to happen!

This pothole now has a brother forming at the end of Shirley Avenue, around a manhole cover, just about 50 feet up from the Revere Beach T Stop.

This issue has been resolved.

Not fixed.
Disgusting.

This is a duplicate issue.....was reported again this morning. The DPW will resolve shortly.

It may be a duplicate issue, but it was never fixed. We are requesting that it be fixed properly so we don't have to keep lodging complaints about it. As mentioned previously, we are aware that the City made a temporary attempt by dumping dirt and gravel into this enormous pit, since it was too cold and wet to pave it over, but, seriously, at least it might have saved a lot of grief to put a couple of steel plates over it or something so that the gravel dumped in there wouldn't be dislodged by passing vehicles, storms, etc.
This needs to be addressed--properly--before someone gets killed hitting this crater at speed. I had a close call this weekend, managing to just miss it....
I am writing to request that at least one of the following be done:
A. Properly patched with concrete and asphalt, not just dumps of gravel and mud, or
B. Covered with steel plates (possibly over a filling of gravel to give the plates support)
C. The road be closed before someone gets hurt
D. Appropriate and NOTICABLE signage be posted warning oncoming traffic of the hazardous conditions of the road until it can be properly repaired

Thank you!

Does look like it was fixed?
Latest view 3-29-14

Latest photo. Just a sample

I agree that this issue has not been resolved. However, it is open under two separate claims in SEECLICKFIX there only needs to be one opened. Therefore, this one will be closed but rest assured, this issue will be addressed shortly. Thank you for your understanding.

Seams reasonable, as long as the crater is fixed.

This has NOT been repaired. Why was it closed?

The hole is now getting larger and deeper. Basically, one half of the road has now fallen into the pit.

At this point, with the increased travel associated with summer, I figure a lawsuit against the City for failure to maintain safe public thoroughfares is only a matter of time if this isn't addressed soon.

This issue is being addressed.

It seems a shame to delay fixing this. As it is presently just a large area of earth packed over a water-main, cars and trucks repeatedly pounding over it and compacting it seem likely to cause the water-main to eventually crack and fail. Perhaps if the hole could be dug out and a concrete, rather than asphalt, patch be placed, this might end the problem once and for all....

Tapley Ave has numerous potholes...I have sent photos to several
elected officials and nothing has been addressed just yet.
Cars are being damaged by these especially when the potholes
fill with rain.

Tapley Ave

This and the cracking, disintegrating sidewalks with manhole covers and access covers protruding inches above the pavement. In one case, I tripped over tilted sidewalk slabs, nearly breaking an ankle. In another, my snow-blower caught up on one of these stupid manhole cover/valve-covers, but all that ever happened was some guy came and pounded it down again--within a few months, it was, once again, more than an inch above surrounding pavement. And, a third case involved my snow-blower ingesting and then flinging a chunk of sidewalk some forty or fifty feet. I was thankful that it happened to be thrown toward my house rather than toward the other people who were shoveling nearby.

I know the City's highway department is seriously underfunded and understaffed, and I am sure they are doing the best they can....I have to wonder what it is that the City is spending all our jacked-up taxes and excessive water-bills on--it certainly doesn't seem to be the City's infrastructure--or the few overworked gentlemen who try so hard to keep up with the impossible workload....

I have to say, I have honestly considered renting a small backhoe, cement mixer, and repairing these stupid holes myself. It is only my fear of getting arrested for tampering with city property that scares me off...

This issue has been resolved.

Work not completed.

I second Ira's comment. Work has been performed--an initial layer of asphalt was placed over what appears to be packed earth and gravel, but the asphalt is still not particularly smooth and is an inch or so below road-grade. The continued presence of traffic cones suggests that additional work (perhaps a second layer of asphalt) is to be expected soon?

Thank you for reaching out to the City of Revere. We will address your issue as soon as possible.

Still not finished.

This issue has been resolved.

THIS ISSUE HAS NOT BEEN RESOLVED !!!!!!!!!
Even worse now.

No thanks due!!!!!

Forgot to check reopen.

Thank you for reaching out to the City of Revere. We will address your issue as soon as possible.

This issue has been resolved.