What Do You Want to See Fixed in Rohnert Park?

Rohnert Park's streets need a lot of repair — though have vastly improved Snyder Lane and Camino Colegio. Last December, city engineers called ongoing maintenance projects a mere "face lift," and said many streets need complete overhauls (and there's plans to completely redo Snyder in two years).

As we approach the rainy season, potholes are just one public works problem that we'll have to deal with. We'd like to hear from you, readers — got a tree that needs trimming, or is there a streetlight out on your block? Is there light that takes forever (for no reason) or a massive pothole that needs filling? Let us know in the comments and we'll take your comments to the Department of Public Works to get answers.

For example, Milo Illich, a Rohnert Park resident, recently submitted a letter to the city said the speeding on his street is out of control.

"Most of Enterprise Drive is residential," Illich said. "Yet there are no posted street limit signs. It is hard to cross the street because cars use this as an alternative to the Expressway and speed, especially during commute times."

Illich is asking for speed limit signs and perhaps stop signs on Enterprise — we'll get answers for him.

Do you have a similar complaint that should be taken care of? Tell us in the comments and we'll get to work.

Curious how this works? where readers submitted comments about streets in need of repair, and editor Karina Ioffee got answers from the city in just two days.