Case Date:

7/21/2024

I've reported this originally almost 8 weeks ago. Sidewalk along North side of East Rogers is still overgrown with vegetation, including poison ivy. Can this please be maintained?

Case Date:

5/27/2024

Sidewalk here needs resurfacing, it never recovered from at the damage done when the power line poles were put in

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7/15/2015

Sidewalk I front of 415 N Rogers is crumbling and causes a hazard to walking pedestrians

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11/25/2015

Low hanging tree branches blocking sidewalk.

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3/8/2015

No parking sign at SE corner of 7th and Union was struck at some point during snow.

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9/18/2017

Cracked sidewalk danger

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3/28/2016

Crumbling curbs and sidewalk buckling, unsafe conditions

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8/9/2014

sidewalk and curbs are cracked and buckled.

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2/18/2024

This bridge is closed to cars, but not people walking or on bike. Please don't pile the snow up blocking the path across the bridge - or if you can't avoid it, please shovel it clear. And on the west side of the bridge, please plow the street all the way to the bridge instead of stopping at the driveway. (And can you stop that storage business from just pushing all their snow into Allen? It stays icy there for weeks because of it.) Thanks!

Case Date:

1/20/2019

Hi--we love the work the city road crews do to plow snow and sand for safe travel. We do have one request for our cul-de-sac, though (Skylark Court, east off of Highland Avenue). We'd appreciate it if the plow drivers could return and plow the large pile of snow covering the lone storm water drain off to the side, so as to uncover the drain. Also, in the future, can they please avoid piling snow that storm water drain. It is the drain for the entire cul-de-sac. In the photo, this location is shown approximately by the red arrow. When snow is piled over this drain, as snow melts from anywhere uphill, or if it rains, the snow pile caps off the drain and the bottom of the cul-de-sac floods. The storm water drain is at the bottom of the cul-de-sac, which is all one slope, so A LOT of water runs to that one drain. One concern we have with the flooding is that several utility hook-ups (electricity, telephone, and cable) are just a foot or two away from the drain. Things have been done this way for years, and we have always taken it upon ourselves to shovel the drain clear, but this year we realized it would be a great idea to ask if the plow drivers could do this instead. Thank you!