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closed #209568

Blocked Sidewalk

Case Date:
3/26/2026

115 e kirkwood blocked walk around again. please stop work order until they figure out a more appropriate way to deliver cement, which will happen again and again. consider closing this block to cars. thanks!

closed #209353

Blocked Sidewalk

Case Date:
3/18/2026

115 e kirkwood. they put a giant crane in the ped walk around

closed #208641

Parking Meters and Citations

Case Date:
2/13/2026

Cars parked on sidewalk at 1119 and 1121 N Madison St again thanks!!

closed #208627

Parking Meters and Citations

Case Date:
2/12/2026

1121 N Madison St, suv parked blocking sidewalk thanks!

closed #208626

Parking Meters and Citations

Case Date:
2/12/2026

1119 N Madison St, car chronicly parked blocking sidewalk thanks!

closed #208594

Blocked Sidewalk

Case Date:
2/10/2026

Sidewalk on NW corner of 12th and Jackson is blocked by trees/bushes growing into the sidewalk from the property at 600 W 12th. They're hard to see right now, which just increases the nuissance. Thanks!

closed #208475

Blocked Sidewalk

Case Date:
2/7/2026

115 E Kirkwood, the cvs parkinglot...sidewalk blocked entirely. it looks like theres supposed to be a walk around between the fence and the jersey barriers but theres fence accross that space too

closed #208652

Sidewalk Snow Removal

Case Date:
2/13/2026

snow sttill on sidewalk at 312 W 14th St. on the south side of 14th just east of Madison. some of it is mounded and is melting very slowly

closed #208442

Street Snow Removal

Case Date:
2/6/2026

Sidewalk on west side of Madison St just north of the bridge over the rail tracks. City-owned parcel with legal address 400 W 13th. The frontage is on Madison. This is a repeat of ureport #207869. It was closed today by N Spagnolo, "This area has been cleared." No it hasn't!

closed #205851

Biking & Walking

Case Date:
9/21/2025

on the 7-line, between walnut and washington, theres gravel in the bike lane that came from the median strip landscaping. two separate properties on this block pose this problem. the landscapers recently refreshed the gravel, and when they did, they dropped some directly in the bike lane, and they also overflowed the planters that are continuing to drain into the bike lane. the gravel is largely hidden by leaves at the moment, which only exacerbates the danger. i must emphasize that this is a transportation safety issue, and if planning cannot resolve it, then engineering or PW must solve it. thanks! - greg