david_shane

NW corner of Shiawassee and Larch, south facing light. (It's possible I'm misremembering and it's actually the "walk" light - you'll figure that out very quickly, I'm sure.)

Lake Lansing Road at Northern Tier Trail crossing.

Both walk lights are out on the west side of Saginaw at Abbot. The "don't walk" lights work, but both "walk" lights are burnt out or otherwise non-functional.

Button on SW corner of Harrison & Lake Lansing does not work. Press it and the button light comes one - but the crosswalk signal never changes. Sat through several light cycles. Passed through the area an hour later and the crosswalk button light was still on!

Sidewalk on the south side of Saginaw, just west of Lasalle, there is a very low hanging wire - I almost hit my head on it. I don't think it's live, I think it's debris from the ice storm that was just never taken care of.

NW corner of Saginaw & Abbot intersection. No doubt remnants from a car accident that were never cleaned. Pieces continue quite a ways from the intersection, actually.

The north-facing "don't walk" light on the southeast corner of the Saginaw-Abbot intersection appears to be burnt out.

There is some "do not enter" tape tied to one side of the pedestrian bridge at Alton & Saginaw. It doesn't stretch across the bridge entrance, so I presume the bridge is safe to use at this point - but seeing that tape flapping in the wind does make you wonder. Assuming the bridge really is safe to use, the remaining tape should be taken away.

If you're crossing Haslett on the west side of Park Lake, the crosswalk button on the north side of Haslett (at least) is apparently not talking to the crosswalk signal. I pressed it and waited a long time for the light to change - eventually a car showed up on Park Lake, which caused the light to change, but the crosswalk signal still never changed to "Walk". This has happened to me several times.

If you're crossing Saginaw on the west side of Park Lake, the crosswalk button on the north side of Saginaw (at least) is apparently not talking to the crosswalk signal. I pressed it and waited a long time for the light to change - eventually a car showed up on Park Lake, which caused the light to change, but the crosswalk signal still never changed to "Walk". This has happened to me several times.

Wife lost a tire to it this morning. Location is approximate - south side of Burcham, I believe just a little bit west of Stoddard.

Have been in that state for months. Read an article in the LSJ a while back about a pedestrian being hit at this intersection - wondered if a working "don't walk" light would have prevented it. Definitely a safety issue for a high-traffic (cars & people) intersection.