US Army has not cleared any snow from their sidewalk from the snowfall three days ago, forcing pedestrians to walk in the roadway on second Street, since Rogers-Binford didn't clear their sidewalks on the other side, either.
IU PUBLIC SAFETY has not cleared their sidewalk of snow. It is now Wednesday January 28th, three full days after the snow stopped falling. IU has PLENTY of institutional resources to clear snow -- yet pedestrians are forced to walk in the roadway. I asked an employee to clear the snow from the public sidewalk, and he said, rudely, "not me!" A ticket needs to be issued, ASAP.
My house is on S Rogers north of the Community Kitchen and I'm unsure how to remove snow from the sidewalk out front because the street plowing has the snow piled up 4 feet tall on the sidewalk. I believe my neighbors are facing similar conundrum. Also, the alley behind our houses where we park our cars (immediately off of Hillside & Rogers) is not plowed and we are unable to get our cars out. If you have recommendations for the snow bank on the sidewalk, please don't hesitate to let me know. Thanks!!
Sidewalk still not cleared of snow that finished falling three days ago (Jan 25)
Sidewalk not cleared of snow
Why aren't the plow trucks out the last couple of days cleaning up the mess after the storm? Azalea Lane is a single lane.
Truck hauling a skid steer ran over and broke off the stop sign on W Allen St turning north onto Rogers. I moved the broken sign on the ground to try to be visible there. Pretty obvious need to stop because of the median on Rogers, so not a huge rush to replace it, but safety first. Also sorry about the empty ticket, didn't realize pressing enter on the address field submits the ticket.
Not shoveled
sidewalk not shoveled
sidewalk not shoveled