Mt. Juliet Street Maintenance

We have a city ordinance in which prevents any vehicle from parking on streets between 1 am and 5 am. Oak Ct is a small culdesac in which children play & special ed buses have to pick up & deliver a handicap child. One neighbor parks his business truck on the street every night, which is obstructing the vision of drivers from seeing children, cars, the special ed bus, etc. The ordinance reads that you will be fined, although this commercial vehicle has not rec'd any fine at all. The vehicle is large and attached is a large enclosed trailer. Children who play in the culdesac are endangered & the school bus has an extremely hard time maneuvering around the vehicle. This vehicle should be parked in the large driveway of the owner, if tickets were to be issued ( like the city ordinance states) just maybe a horrible accident will be prevented. Come on Mt.Juliet, enforce our laws!

The street light on the Bree Court Cul-de-sac in the Hickory Hills subdivision has been out for several months.

West of Due West and Bass Drive is where the pothole is at.
Jeff Dixon 615-414-1880

Neighbor will not cut his grass, eventually get so high that is will be a safety concern. Their is a big hole that is open and if someone doesn't see it and falls in, they will break their leg.

These trees are about to fall on the fence and knock it down, or if a person is walking back there it could potentially fall on them. Plus weeds as well as dead trees are all along the backside of the fence. The location is behind the State Farm/Advanced hearing solutions center.
The street lights are out behind the building at night time as well, making unsecured for the building.

Dead deer in median of the 400 block of Belinda Pkwy

The street sign has been knocked down by a car at the corner of Bench Lane and Foster Lane in Providence Landing off S Rutland.
Thank you Jennifer Milele MJCC D4

Large potholes being created due to excessive traffic from construction and school.

I brought this issue up late last year. Specifically, the visual problem of turning south onto S Greenhill from heading west on Lebanon Rd. The road is sloped and the outlet from S Greenhill is curved to the west. One cannot see the road well making this left (southbound) turn onto S Greenhill. This is worse at night and even more dangerous when raining. RECOMMEND: curved road striping and/or road reflectors to aid drivers to be able to see where the turn is located. By the way, it is more than a 90 degree turn because the outlet at S Greenhill curves to the west. I hate turning left from Lebanon Road onto S Greenhill. It is a dangerous intersection. While the traffic light is helpful, the turn is still difficult because of the poor visibility when making this turn.

Grass needs to be cut. This is a safety concern. Neighbors/children cannot see the hole if they come across this yard and could fall down into the hole.