DPW HWYS Shelley F assigned this issue to DPW HWYS Dayton (central)

Thank you for your report. This issue is not under County jurisdiction and must be addressed by the State Highway Administration (SHA). This ticket will be closed in SeeClickFix.

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I have reported this issue several times over the last four years, and all that's been done is a 2 1/2 year study. Please DO something to fix the problem before the winter weather tears up the road even more.

Old Annapolis Road is also known as MD Rt. 108. MD Rt. 108 is not a county road and is under the jurisdiction of MD State Highway Administration. You can contact them by calling 301-624-8100 to discuss this issue with them directly. Thank you for your attention to the roadways.

This issue is now closed in SeeClickFix.

Diane B. you are seriously MISTAKEN. Rt. 108 IS NOT the same as Old Annapolis Rd. They are about a mile apart and run roughly parallel to each other. Please stop passing the buck to the SHA when it is clearly a Howard County issue. If you look at the map at the top of this web page, the marker is at the intersection of Old Annapolis Rd. and Columbia Rd. About 1 mile south on Columbia Rd., is the intersection with Rt. 108. Over 25 years ago, before Rt. 29 was made limited access, Old Annapolis Rd and Rt. 108 intersected at the same point on Rt. 29. But things have changed in those 25 years. You are using very old and outdated information. I have attached a photo of the area from 18 months ago, it's getting worse all the time and the upcoming winter will not be kind to it.

Thank you for submitting your request to the Howard County Department of Public Works. Our staff will investigate this issue and respond.

The holes were filled 12/26.

Thank you for contacting the Howard County DPW Bureau of Highways. This issue is now closed in Tell HoCo. If you require more information, please contact Department of Public Works Highways office 410-313-7450.