Travelling eastbound on Sundown Road and just beyond the little creek road bridge is a wooded area with no houses. There are 2 dangerously overhanging big trees that need to be taken down. It is very likely that the next severe ice storm or heavy soaking rain storm will uproot these huge trees. I don't want to see these fall unexpectedly and crush someone as they drive through the area to get to Baltimore. Would you please , please see about taking care of this issue as soon as possible?

Several months ago, the county repaired the easement in front of my house to fix an issue with pooling water after rainstorms that could not reach the storm drain. The repair created an eyesore of dead, uneven grass that is spreading beyond the initial problem area—in essence, fixing one problem by creating a much worse problem. During recent rainstorms, rivulets have formed where water rushes to the storm drain, worsening the issue. This is causing a depreciation in my home value that I would like fixed. I would suggest that rather than tearing up my lawn, the sidewalk could be leveled.

This is a busy intersection where kids from the neighborhood
walk across to Silver Spring Intermediate Park. Yet there are no crosswalks, and a free left/right off Fenton into Chicago Ave from Montgomery College results in many drivers racing through the street. There need to be clearly marked speed bump, or at the very least, marked crosswalks at Violet and Chicago to the Park entrance, and at Boston Ave and Chicago to the Park entrance.

Not sure if this happens during the day, but i have encountered this many times later at night. The sensor will sense that my car is there on orchard ridge dr and start the countdown to a yellow light for traffic on great Seneca, but instead of changing it to a yellow and then a red light, it turns back to green. I am not very well informed on how the sensors work and it may be because there is only one car waiting at the light at orchard ridge, however sometimes it takes more than 10 min for another car to appear for the light to actually turn green. There's usually not that many cars going through great Seneca later at night, so I don't think it would be much trouble for the light to change if there is one car waiting.

There are large, deep, dangerous potholes at the intersection of route 108 and Norwood Rd. Frequent potholes make route 108 from Olney to Highland a very dangerous passage. Sadly, Montgomery General Hospital is just off route 108, making this especially risky for ambulances.

There is a pretty good size pothole forming on Aspen Hill Road right before the traffic light at Arctic Avenue. This is in the lane going in the direction towards Veirs Mill Road. Thanks!

Pot hole - either here, towards clara barton pkwy, or the slow lane just after the river rd exit

pothole in eastbound lane just past intersection

Lane markings - please mark the lanes going towards dc. There are basically 3 lanes here, one for parked cars, then 2 more. The current lines are so faded it is difficult to judge where the lanes separate. Thank you.

Road in front of the police station on Montgomery Avenue in Bethesda has completely fallen apart. It looks like a road in Somalia. Actually Somalia's roads are most likely better than this.

The road has been in disrepair for years, and now it's finally crumbling for good. Please fix it.