Kate

Last spring I complained about the bushes in front of this house. It makes it impossible to see when turning off Edgar onto Ames without pulling into traffic. We were told it was not a problem by an inspection officer who went out to look. I said it would take someone getting hurt. Today someone got hurt. There was a major accident at the intersection. Can we please get the bushes removed before another accident???

Brockton crews were out recently to do some work in the crosswalk. The road was dug up but not repaved. Two cones mark the gravel area in the middle of the road.

One of the lights headed west on E Ashland is out

In the first green bush to the right of the driveway for 38.

The trash has not been picked up at this multi family for several weeks. It is piles up along side the house and the bins are at the curb piled over 6 feet high.

The storm drains by the construction site have filled with leaves and dirt. This will cause flooding with the next soaking rain.

There is a gas smell near the access for natural gas at the corner of Merton and Edgar streets. I have reported it several times, but the leak continues.

The hole is in the sidewalk where it looks like a gas or sewer line was cut for the new houses being built.

Light is across from the church parking lot and nearest 221 Ames St

This manhole cover and 4 others on Ames St between Spark St and Intervale are securely seated but are significantly off level from the street. It feels like a ski slalom to avoid them as you drive down Ames away from Montello. That combined with years of small patches makes this street a hazard to drive on.