Klassy

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    30 Boardman St Salem, Massachusetts - City of Salem

    There are multiple potholes in front of 30 and 32 Boardman St. There's also a dip in front of 12.

    In general the condition of the paving is very poor, and has multiple cuts and patches from utility work.

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    57-65 Kernwood Street Salem, Massachusetts - City of Salem
    Sidewalks at Kernwood Country Club are unshoveled.
  • 53 Liberty Hill Avenue Salem, Massachusetts - City of Salem
    Sidewalk in front of Bates is not shoveled. Has never been shoveled from driveway in direction of basketball court heading toward Kernwood.
  • 93 Washington Street Salem, Massachusetts - City of Salem

    See Click Fix is an utterly ineffective tool the way it is being used the City of Salem.

    People report issues, and if the category is near but not exactly correct it gets assigned to the wrong department without anyone even looking at it. The department users don't seem to know how to reassign items, and items are frequently closed without being fixed, using the same canned response over and over again.

    I reported lights out at WHES in early November. For months, the electrical department said that it shouldn't be assigned to them, and did nothing to fix it or reassign it. They also NEVER TOLD ANYONE ABOUT IT.

    If someone reports that a sidewalk is blocked, closing the issue and using a canned plowing response is just disrespectful. Nobody asked for plowing. They asked for access to a pedestrian light, and a sidewalk.

    When someone reports that their tree wasn't picked up, and your response is that it was picked up today, and it's still sitting there tomorrow, that's disrespectful to the citizen's intelligence, not to mention collecting false data.

    If it's worth doing it's worth doing right. If it's not, please stop the sham. Sometimes, it's better to provide no tool, and let the public think you don't care, than to give them a tool, and prove you don't care by your usage, or lack thereof.

    It's called See Click Fix. At a minimum, stop closing items that haven't been fixed. And stop marking them acknowledged, too. Just post a big middle finger image, instead.

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    37-99 Bow Street Salem, Massachusetts - City of Salem

    In an annual tradition, my neighborhood put our trees out on our trash day, as instructed. In an annual tradition, nobody picked them up.

    It's almost as if this isn't scheduled well in advance, except, you know, it is.

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    49-65 Bedford Street Salem, MA 01970, USA - City of Salem
    Many lights out in WHES walkways, parking and driveway. Includes sidewalk light closest to polling place.
  • 76-82 Ord Street Exd Salem, MA 01970, USA - City of Salem
    The sidewalk the entire length of Ord St between Bedford and Puritan (city owned side of street) is dangerously buckled and also overgrown. Additionally, the wooded area along there (city owned) is full of trash.
  • Church St Salem, Massachusetts - City of Salem
    Um, ideling is not a word, people. Sign probably can't even be enforced, since the inablity of trucks to sit IDLING isn't actually posted.
  • 192 Washington Street Salem, MA 01970, USA - City of Salem
    The pedestrian signal at Riley Plaza nearest the flagpoles has been broken for some time. The coffee cup isn't really a solution.