For about 4 weeks there has been a wet spot on ChambleeDunwoody between Georgetown plaza and the BP that appears to be close to a valve in the middle of the street. Worried that it could develop a sink hole. Pavement already cracked in the area

Exact location is in the street near the end of new sidewalk for the dormant new single cul-de-sac subdivision development.

Location is such that your right wheels will hit it in normal travel, so cars avoiding it tend to veer towards the oncoming lane, creating a very unsafe situation.

I could have sworn someone else had already reported this one, but I don't see an open item, and the pothole is definitely still there.

A tree at the corner of Vermack and Vanderlyn blocks the south bound lane.

Large pine rotting at base. Potential road hazard.

there is a branch that is hanging so low over Hidden Branches Circle that a car has to go into other lane to pass around it. Across from 5189 Hidden Branches Circle. think that it also is entangled with power lines.

Because of the construction that's being completed on Crown Pointe Parkway, we have no water at our home--and were told it would take 24-48 hours to get it turned back on. Maybe construction crews should learn not to hit water manes. And clearly it's a top priority to fix the water mane since no one is currently out there.

Dunwoody Club Forest Neighborhood (500 home neighborhood) was hit bad by the storm this evening. Three major arteries are blocked by fallen large trees, not allowing people in or out via vehicles. This is a concern because of the inability for emergency vehicles to enter or exit the neighborhood, or for people to seek help on their own accord. The streets blocked that I am aware of right now are: Vernon Lake Dr., Forst Springs Dr., and Ball Mill Dr. Also, power lines are down, as are transformers - intertwined with some of these trees. This is compounding to the danger within the neighborhood. I know it is very chaotic right now, but we would appreciate having the main arteries in and out of the neighborhood freed up to allow safe passage for emergency vehicles and neighbors. Thank you.