The City of ABQ has received this issue. It is registered as service request #14364031 .

City of Albuquerque addressed this issue, service request # 14364031.

"Addressed" is a very ambiguous term and subject to many interpretations. Please clarify, what does it mean that City of Albuquerque "addressed" this issue? "Addressed" could mean: 1. Considered it and put it somewhere low on a list of priorities among other service requests? 2. Considered it and decided not to do anything? 3. Considered it and issued a service request for repair to be accomplished within ____ # days?
It would be helpful if we have access to service requests so we can see exactly how the issue has been "addressed".
I consider an issue "closed" only when the issue has been solved, or has been decided for "no action"
More clarity would also reduce follow-up citizen requests

The City of ABQ has received this issue. It is registered as service request #14385849 .

Jnossoff, I spoke with a city employee about this very thing: apparently if an issue is either "closed" or "addressed" doesn't necessarily mean it has been fixed, but routed to the appropriate/responsible agency in some cases. So, sometimes fixed, sometimes sent down the chain.

Looks like a crew came out to remedy this issue. Unfortunately they "fixed" the perfectly good manhole at the WESTERN intersection of Lamp Post Circle, and missed the targeted pothole/manhole.Please ask a manager of that department phone me at 505-270-0022.

See comment 12-13-2017

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