I'm requesting a plow truck and the end of 1100 S Park Ave (as it dead ends into Bryan Park). Y'all did it fine, but the snow removal squad for the apartment next door snow blowed all their stuff into the street.
Resident called to report snow-covered sidewalks along E 2nd St btw Woodscrest and College Mall Rd, as well as along Woodscrest. Both sides of the street are affected.
The snow removal truck pushed the snow off the street/Cul de Sac up beside our mailbox, blocking it from access by the USPS carrier. The snow bank is head high and packed tightly. I am 89 years old and cannot shovel it away and others to hire can’t either. The plow truck driver is not getting the job done correctly. This is not the first time this has happened but this time it will be a long time before it melts.
The street is not being plowed yet the residents are paying taxes for street maintenance. Cars a getting stuck. Regardless of any ongoing issues with the builder, public safety is the responsibility of the city and the street must be maintained.
The uReport Case #208019 is now resolved. My trash was picked up today.
USPS won’t deliver our mail because there is too much snow in front of the mailbox. Can you please re-plow and clear the street in front of my mailbox so that I can get my mail? Thanks!
Hello -- you closed my case (208109) without looking at the situation. USPS won’t deliver our mail because there is too much snow in the STREET in front of the mailbox. I don't believe that I am responsible for clearing a PUBLIC STREET. The city moved a large amount of snow and placed it in front of my mailbox and is now blocking access to my mailbox. Why can't the city fix the problem they caused? Can you please reconsider this? Thanks!
Third Street and Atwater were completely uncleared on Wednesday at 5:30 PM. This is a disgrace
i got a notice that trash will be picked up tomorrow. but previously i got a notice to do nothing about trash this week. Could you please send out another message about what is going on?
Why does the city not enforce its rules on clearing snow from sidewalks, through fines? I understand that old people in residential areas can't always clear snow. But I'm talking about businesses. I tried to walk on the sidewalk up Walnut from HIlside to 2nd street today (1/27), it was not possible. There are a ton of businesses here who do not follow the rules, and it's a huge hazard because now we have to walk on the street itself, which is crazy busy. I mean you, Elkins Properties, I mean you, auto dealership, I mean you, Btown Smoketime, and even the post office! Why are these people not fined? The are businesses, cleaning the sidewalk it a part of doing business, they should be held accountable. Thank you for your attention