Ed Terrell Jr

Located at the corner of Sewall Street and Elm Street, drivers side heading towards Immaculate Conception before the intersection. Support around drain had collapsed resulting in open area. A risk to drivers and pedestrians. Drain covers are also rusting which may not be a major issue, but could result in issues down the road. Drain covers should probably be sandblasted and painted with rust proof paint to protect City's investment. Any help in resolving this problem would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

Ticket opened: 4/06/15, 2:28pm, photo attached.

Hydrant appears to be blocked. Not sure I can clear it myself. Resident who lives at the home may not be able to do it themselves. Heavy equipment the DPW has would probably do the trick. Thank you in advance.

Good pothole at about 9 Beach Street in the middle of the road. Photo courtesy of Google maps.

There appears to be a less efficient dynamic in terms of communication between our police and fire departments. Many times as situations develop there is a level of uncertainty due to a variety of factors and largely no one's fault. An examination of the current communication protocols between our police and fire departments might lead to a more advantageous dynamic, leading to less stress on resources and less strain on our police and firefighters.

Someone else reported low hanging wires at 2 Bixby Street. While out for a walk I checked out the location and took this picture. The wires, which appear to be cable wires, are hanging low. This could be a real hazard for children and people, especially the elderly who walk in the area. Any assistance fixing this issue in the immediate future would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance

Someone has left a good size tube television in a Home Depot or similar carriage at the entrance to the rear of the Revere Public Library.

Street light is running all hours of the day. Light sensor inside the street light probably needs to be adjusted or replaced. It is located right at the intersection of Mill Street and Beach Street. Don't have a pole number but will and try and it for you. Thank you

Fortunately there was an investigation of the smell of natural gas at this location, but I rode by there about an hour ago and the smell of natural gas is still present. There also appears to be a water leak of some sort at the same location. The smell is not as strong as it was, but it is still present. I'll also make a call into the police station as well as posting the issue here. Thank you again.

On the street from the intersection to about Victoria Street on Winthrop Avenue there's a bit of trash on the road. Not sure where the source is of this trash, but it shouldn't be allowed. Our neighborhood has a serious rat issue and trash on the street doesn't help the issue.

Strong smell of gas at the intersection especially while sitting on 145 heading into the intersection. I believe heading west. You can smell the natural gas while waiting at the light.

The mulch in the median seems to be getting a great deal of attention by the Revere Fire Department in terms of smoldering and fire. Would it be appropriate to request the mulch be replaced with stone? Not sure if this is a state road, but it is eating up Revere Fire's resources to deal with this occurring situation.

Pothole at the end of Sewall Street right at the intersection of Harris Street. Up and down Sewall Street the asphalt is cracking and other potholes are starting to appear. Part of this is due to the MBTA buses going up and down the street. Our side streets are not accustomed to this degree of traffic. When the much needed Winthrop Ave project is completed, Sewall Street will have to be repaired unfortunately.

Black fence appears to be damaged along the Harris Street side of 2 Harris Street.

MBTA 119 Bus just went down Sewall Street from Harris Street to Lowe Street. Earlier the 119 went down Libary, up Bixby, to Sewall onto Harris.

Here we go again......

Unfortunately drivers are not stopping at the intersection of Sewall Street and Elm Street. Drivers are ignoring stop signs and driving directly through. This is largely occurring with traffic going to and from Harris and Lowe Street, using Sewall Street as a converse. There are plenty of children who are now out on our street especially with the warm weather here and they need to be protected. Any help the City could provide would be greatly appreciated. Thank you

Sewall Street at the Lowe Street is nearly impassable. Cars are parked on both sides of the street. Emergency vehicles would not be able to pass if there was an emergency. I don't want to be unkind to people attend religious services, but a better protocol and strategy has to be implemented so two way traffic and proceed and emergency vehicles can access roads during religious services.

The 119 MBTA about 5 minutes ago went down Sewall from Harris towards Lowe Street. This activity started yesterday. Very frustrating to see this happening again. Is there any chance the Revere Police can be more aggressive in dealing with this behavior as the mbta bus drivers don't seem to be interested in the needs of the neighborhood nor of the city? Happy Easter / Passover to all and thanks again in advance.

Last one for today ;) Beachmont MBTA station. Today there was a Target shopping cart outside the station. Would it be possible to pass an ordinance making shopping carts automatically lock if patrons try to take them out of the store's parking lot? Also the station needs serious repair. The floor tiles are all coming up and the infrastructure is rusting on the train deck.

This ticket was openly previously. Just wanted to give the city a view of what people see when they arrive and leave the train station. The trash is really over the top and needs to be dealt with. If this is private land then the landowners need to be held to account for this. Not only does it look horrible, I would be concerned this trash contributes to the City's rodent infestation. Thank you