Extremely icy stretch of sidewalk in front of Wells Library facing 10th st. It is a high traffic area and includes a city/campus bus stop, and it is extremely difficult to walk on even with appropriate footwear. I slipped there a few days ago and was injured! It seems like there's no attempt to salt the area at all, and requests placed to the University to clear the area haven't been fulfilled.
Parts of the sidewalk along High Street within a mile of Rogers/Binford Elementary Schools have not been shoveled and create a hazard for students who want to walk to school. Thank for your attention to this matter.
Between 811 and 815 N Jackson, the sidewalk across the alley is . . . gone?? There's just a grassy gap there now. It's surely the city's responsibility to replace it since it across the alley.
Between 925 and 927 W Jackson, there's a sidewalk across the alley that's made of asphalt or something. It's down at a different level from the surrounding sidewalk and is a tripping hazard. Because it's across the alley, it's the city's responsibility to repair.
The bit of sidewalk across the alley is made of bricks that are at a significantly lower level than the surrounding sidewalk and therefore is a tripping hazard. Because it's in front of an alley, I suppose it's the city's responsibility to upgrade the bit to something safer, like has been done on the opposite side of the street.
Previous ticket was marked as completed, but I see no improvement to the encroachment of grass and debris onto the sidewalk, making it too narrow for wheelchair
You guys extended these sidewalk areas and planted grass which needs to be cut.
Every time it rains our street floods severely and then backs up onto the sidewalks and coats them in a thick layer of mud. It’s a combination of heavy storms that the storm drain on the corner of 12th and Walnut cannot keep up with and a residual problem caused by the fiberware that was installed last year. Ever since they dug up the corner of 12th and Walnut the ground is nothing but mud and has been slowly taking over the sidewalk. It is unsafe to walk on as it is incredibly slippery and is at least an inch thick.