. >> first contacted by debbie freeman about it. where it was the road would wash out after a strong rain creating some impressive sink holes for everyone to avoid. these are after the october 19th storm ah and you can see the gaps and the gaping wash outs left behind. this is the roadway four days later, filled and covered, leaving no signs of problems until a second look reveals road work patches everywhere. it makes everything hashed. >> interview: driving is a nightmare. >> reporter: debbie freeman lived in the concrete homes neighborhood for years and says she can't remember a time when it wasn't a problem. >> interview: we have elderly people here, children here, it's a nice neighborhood, it's a nice quiet neighborhood, and they are -- they are ignoring the problem. this should not look like this for months and years on end. >> reporter: but freeman says the problem never really goes away. all it takes is a good rain for the holes to return and driving once again becomes a contact sport. >> when the holes get really really dee

. >> reporter: debbie freeman has lived there for years and can't remember when it wasn't a problem.>> we have elderly people here, children here. it's a nice quiet neighborhood and they're ignoring the problem. this should not look like this for months and years on end. >> reporter: freeman said the problem never goes away. it takes a good rain for it to -- for the holes to return. >> when the holes get really, really deep, it causes problems to cars. >> reporter: katherine says she's lived here for three decades and remembers voicing her concerns. >> i went to a meeting and they told us they were going to put curbs and fix our street and nothing has been done. >> the more recent one was due to a sewer break. that resulted in us doing a sewer repair. i understand there's another sinkhole there now. that's resulting in an investigation to find out the cause. >> reporter: the county is weighing options for a permanent fix but debbie freeman said she's heard all of this before and isn't optimistic. >> i'll be honest with you. if this happened in towson it would be fixed in a heart beat

debbi freeman who first called us posted these pictures of the road after she said baltimore county arrived opponent the scene last week and put a new layer of asphalt over parts of the choppy roadway. they are still looking at possible solutions toward a permanent fix for the road. in if you have a problem you want us to check out you can e- mail me on the website or click to fix at wmar.com. you can also do it at the click to fix page at abc 2news.com. you will find a link at the bottom of the home page. abc 2news. >> a city board of elections thinks 37,000 out of 370,000 registered voters expected to cast ballots tomorrow. the mayor is running against alford griffin. the last time a republican won 1963. here is an interesting amendment, there is also a race up in aberdeen that will be decided tomorrow. >> moms we know this, we are always comparing our kids to other kids and the charts at the doctor's office. >> find what a new study say itself you find your baby off the weight charts. it'll upset you. >> and if you are upset over what your boyfriend pulled on you this weekend girls we ha