Case Date:

2/26/2025

Several deep potholes after the recent freeze. Thank you always for your hard work!

Case Date:

2/26/2025

Caller to HAND reported that the metal drain covering on the sidewalk is sticking up and loose. It is very sharp and is in an area that is high-traffic for walkers.

Case Date:

2/26/2025

Large pothole on north-bound Walnut north of bypass just beyond McD's - wide and deep enough to do some damage to an axle, given the rate of speed vehicles are usually traveling on that stretch.

Case Date:

2/26/2025

Fiber-optic people bored a hole through the street, then filled it up with gravel instead of asphalt. Now, the gravel has washed away and there is a hole that someone could step in and trip. It is close to the scooter corral on the SW corner of Grant/Cottage Grove.

Case Date:

2/26/2025

Tenants parking car in alley behind the house (west side of property).

Case Date:

2/26/2025

On a whim, I decided to watch the 2/25/25 BPW meeting on CATS this morning. I was very disappointed to hear the casualness that the closed sidewalk on Lincoln was handled. Whether it is contiguous or not, it is still one of the only options of refuge for a pedestrian to walk with relative safety. The impression I got from the city staff is that it is expected and welcomed for pedestrians to just use the road. I understand that construction needs to happen, I just hope that in the future pedestrian considerations are treated with more care even if it is a small section! This is a long enough project (June 2027!) that I hope staff can look and see if other options are available.

Case Date:

2/26/2025

Hello, I submitted yesterday about the pothole between 10th and Indiana Ave - it's at 10th and Park Ave. Thank you!

Case Date:

2/25/2025

Recently planted tree has no grate covering the ground depression in which it is planted, creating a hazard to pedestrians.

Case Date:

2/25/2025

Workers were grinding sidewalk at this location around noon creating large, visible clouds of silica dust. Per OSHA regulations, concrete grinding requires use of a vacuum or water to control silica dust emissions. Clearly these controls were not being used or were malfunctioning. This was happening right next to a school. Children shouldn't get silicosis because of a cement grinder's negligence. This is the second time I've reported the issue of uncontrolled cement dust from sidewalk griding, please do something about it.

Case Date:

2/25/2025

There are a few deep potholes right at the entrance to Hoosier Court. They are located along the street. The property management company said they do not own that area. It is right on the property line.