Milwaukee Public Works

Open Issues: 80 • Closed Issues: 39 • Acknowledged Issues: 0

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  • Pothole
    91st Street Goodhope To Capital Milwaukee WI 53225, USA - Vogel Park

    91st street down and around timmerman airport to 92nd capital road is horrible with pot holes and has been for over 2yrs. BUT THEY HAVE STARTED LANDSCAPING THE MEDIAN AND ADDING FLOWERS SO WHEN YOU GET ANOTHER FLAT YOU'LL HAVE SOMETHING TO LOOK AT WHILE YOU WAIT FOR A TOW

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  • Homeless
    3300 S. 60th St. Milwaukee - Lyons Park

    S. 60th Street from I-894 north all the way to Oklahoma is terrible! Needs to be entirely repaved.

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  • Homeless
    8100 W Morgan - Highwood Estates

    bumpy road with potholes

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  • 815_square
    815 E Locust St Milwaukee, WI 53212 - Riverwest

    Loud music you can hear inside your house half a block away, patrons who are loud and disruptive when coming and going - hanging out by their cars, shouting across the street & talking very loud outside (often vulgar), illegal parking by patrons AND staff. Litter all over the 800 block of Locust including liquor and beer bottles, "blunt wrapper" & cigar packages, bar napkins, broken glass (bar glasses or ashtrays), fast food garbage. Fighting & bumping car stereos outside, hanging out after hours (outside AFAIK), speeding & reckless driving, and who knows what else. Staff has been unresponsive and sometimes rude if confronted on these issues.

    I don't mind what sort of music they play, or what clientele they cater to as long as they are respectful to the neighborhood - so far it's NOT the case.

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  • No-image
    6558 S.13th St Oak Creek WI, 53154 - College Heights

    Road is falling apart needs to be resurfaced!!!!

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  • Pothole
    2687-2775 Wisconsin 38 Trunk Milwaukee, WI 53207, USA - Bay View

    the potholes on chase street is an eyesore. people on bikes have a hard time riding down this street, the potholes leads from oklahoma ave. to lincoln ave... the loose rocks could hurt someone when a car runs it over.

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  • No-image
    3485-3499 N 79th St Milwaukee, WI 53222, USA - Nash Park

    The streets has been patch and repatched and road is getting worst. We pay high property taxes in this area and all our streets should be drivable.

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  • Trash
    916 W. Lapham Milwaukee, WI - Historic Mitchell Street

    Traffic, people in and out of the house. Short visits with cars coming and going all day and night.

    Yard in back is strewn with garbage: old tires, papers and broken down van.

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  • Heat
    2403 N Booth St Milwaukee, WI - Riverwest

    Recently reported to DNS, complaint description: UPPER UNIT IS USING ELECTRIC SERVICE FROM LOWER UNIT. BROKEN WINDOW, RAW SEWAGE IN BASEMENT, BROKEN RAILING ON FRONT PORCH, GUTTER ABOVE FRONT PORCH IS MISSING, NO HEAT IN BATHROOM

    http://isdweb1.ci.mil.wi.us/cgi-bin/bicola?colaid=biadmin&formid=bisearch&Taxkey=3211379000&btnDetail=Submit

    Owner is PRO-TOUCH REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS LLC based in New Jersey. Local operator is ANNE M COLLINS, 9449 N 49TH STREET #102, BROWN DEER WI 53223
    [414] 628-2355

    ANTHONY MAHER and SIPHO SIBIYA appears on DNS owner record. PO BOX 025654 KANSAS CITY MO 64102-0000
    [609] 374-4552

    This looks like a serious candidate for a growing nuisance property. Help nip it in the bud by reporting relevant issues to DNS and MPD.

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  • Pothole
    3106 W. Greenfield Ave. Milwaukee, WI 53215, USA - Burnham Park

    alley behind 3106 w. greenfield ave. has many pot holes and alot of loose gravel. I haved complained to the city every year and the fix they do is very min.

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  • Signs
    1655 S 1st St Milwaukee, WI 53204, USA - Clock Tower Acres

    DUE TO THE CONSTRUCTION ON 1ST & MITCHELL , CARS ARE SPEEDIND AROUND THE CORNER AND I PERSONALLY ALMOST GET HIT. I WAS CROSSING THE STREET WHEN I HAD THE WALK SIGN AND A CAR SPED RIGHT IN FRONT OF ME, WHEN I WAS CROSSING TO GET TO THE BUS STOP. THIS NEEDS TO BE TAKEN IN CONCERN FOR EVERYONES SAFETY.

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  • Sidewalk
    800 E. Locust St. Milwaukee Wi - Riverwest

    I have seen at least 3 rear-end accidents in front of my store on the 800 block of E. Locust, traveling west just before the stoplight at Fratney. Either people can't see the light, don't know it's there, or simply don't pay attention. When traffic slows or stops before that intersection - POW ! People get rear ended.
    Two of the recent accidents were back to back, one day after the other, then another the next week.

    There was another near Holton the other day where the 2nd car ended up ON TOP of the first car !

    I don't know how to solve this really, aside from widening the street so that it's 4 lanes from the bridge all the way to Hopkins, but that won't happen, nor would I want it to.

    The speed limit is already 25, though no one realizes it and everyone goes 30+. Although I don't think speed is the problem as much as inattentive driving, and people not expecting traffic to stop at a minor intersection.

    If they took out the light at Fratney, it would probably just move the accidents closer to Holton, and result in more speeding on Locust.

    Warning signs would probably not be noticed or ignored. A flashing yellow light with a sign might help.

    I think the only solution that would really work would be to replace the light at Fratney with a larger, more visible light - the kind that hang over the intersection.

    One of the accidents the other week, the car hopped the curb. They didn't get too far - the right wheel was only about a foot over the curb.

    There are a lot of pedestrians on Locust - including kids and the stores on this block are pretty close to the street. How long before a car hits someone on the sidewalk, or crashes into a storefront trying to avoid an accident ?

    I doubt they'll replace the stoplight, but we at least need a "slow - stop ahead" sign or something.

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