Jessie

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    Animal - Dead Archived
    6203-6203 Us-431 N Owens Cross Roads, AL, 35763, USA - Huntsville
    In middle of road on 431 East bound. Outside service area, the app says, but I don't know who is responsible.
  • Animal - Dead Archived
    386-396 Dug Hill Road Brownsboro, Alabama - Huntsville
    Deer in ditch.
  • 319 Williams And Broad Drive Huntsville, Alabama - US Congressional District AL5
    Street Light Out before this address.
  • 300-310 Governors Drive Southwest Huntsville, Alabama - Huntsville
    Mon-Fri, 8:15 to 8:30, traffic hazard because turning lane is needed for turn on Harvard for Huntsville High School traffic. People also try to turn into McDonalds or other areas on that side of the road, which causes backups in the regular lanes instead of turning lanes. Suggest closing off turn option (with cones?) to McDonalds, etc. for the short time needed for high school traffic to die down.
  • 1800 Vermont Road Huntsville, AL - Huntsville
    The city of Huntsville's Water Pollution Control Department is addressing this issue (http://www.hsvcity.com/wpc/FOG.php), there is a recycling effort that could be implemented, in tandem with the Public Works Department--fueling the city's fleet with recycled biofuels. Many cities across the country are doing this. Here is San Francisco's web site about their program: http://sfwater.org/msc_main.cfm/MC_ID/17/MSC_ID/401
  • 4209 E. Schrimsher Lane Huntsville, AL - Huntsville
    Public Works should implement hot-in-place recycling for pothole and pavement repair in the city of Huntsville: http://www.fhwa.dot.gov/pavement/recycling/98042/CHPT_10.pdf
  • Cranfield Rd Owens Cross Roads, AL 35763, USA - Huntsville
    Proration is killing us, we know, but some schools in Huntsville are over crowded and some are barely filling the rooms. Huntsville High School is overcrowded, and a high school over the mountain could relieve some of that. Ramping up Hampton Cove Elementary into a full K-12 would be a great start.
  • Oakwood Avenue Huntsville, AL - Huntsville
    Oakwood Avenue between 565 and Jordan Lane carries foot and bike traffic; however, there is no safe place for these people to be. I don't know how many times I've been fearful of hitting someone. These are people who NEED to walk or bike for their livelihoods. A sidewalk and bike path would make this street safer for everyone. While I'm at it, North Huntsville in general needs sidewalks, bike paths, and safe green spaces. Residents here actually walk and bike as part of their daily lives rather than for pleasure or exercise.
  • 5702-5716 State Highway 1 Brownsboro, AL 35741, USA - US Congressional District AL5
    The Big Cove/Hampton Cove area is expanding rapidly, but much of it consists of large chain restaurants and businesses. I would prefer to see the area be a magnet for local businesses. Perhaps some incentive for those businesses to move to this area would ensure such a flourishing environment.
  • 5158-5166 State Highway 1 Brownsboro, AL 35741, USA - US Congressional District AL5
    Now that there is so much housing development on Dug Hill Road, this area has become dangerous. There was an accident in 2010 that resulted, briefly, in the spot being monitored by the police. Traffic speeds down the hill, not purposely, I believe. They are just going downhill, and not paying attention. And traffic going up the hill is gathering speed to make it over the mountain.