City of Harrisburg PLUS

The area where 22nd and William Streets meet is washing out down derry street steps pot holes from 23rd street all the down William street to 22nd St.

There are many, many, very deep potholes starting at Division St and moving past Zembo Temple and Scottish Rite Cathedral (rear) on Fourth St. Some of these potholes are so deep as to cause car problems and I have seen a school child trip trying to walk past. It is dangerous to drive on Fourth Street because cars are attempting to avoid these deep potholes and damage to their cars.

Hale Avenue, between Market and Berryhill Streets is like a rutted dirt road from the old west.

The condition of Berkeley Place, a dead-end street serving as an access for residents of Taylor Boulevard and Whitehall Streets in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, is simply deplorable and cannot be considered mere "potholes." The roadbed is severely degraded and the blacktop is turning back into gravel. There are plants growing in the middle of the road. There have never been any "curbs" along Berkeley Place; the surface is not properly swaled to provide for good drainage, and the entire situation is made worse every time a garbage truck drives recklessly along its length. In the few instances in which city plow teams remember that Berkeley Place even exists (and is not merely an "alley" but a bona fide city street), their trucks have ruined the only repairs ever made to the road surface some 15 years ago. Please relay to the proper authorities in Harrisburg, PA: kindly DO SOMETHING! to keep Berkeley Place from turning back into a dirt road entirely, time being of the essence. Thank you.

It is basically impossible to drive up Hale ave between Berryhill St and Rudy Rd. There are 30+ potholes, that whole stretch needs filled and paved.

Because a light pole was knocked down and taken away several weeks ago, there is no light at the intersection of Herr and Green Streets. This has been reported before, and neigbors have seen no action.