The B-line trail pavement stones are completely iced over. I fell going through this part between Kirkwood and 4th St today and watched many others tip-toe through. It needs salt to melt the ice ASAP!
Sidewalk dangerous to walk on
The back alley behind S Maple St. has not been cleared nor salted. I would like to request getting the alley AT LEAST salted, as my vehicle got stuck today (1/13) going up the alley and I had to pay $147.40 to get it towed 500 feet. The back alley connects to our driveway which is the only way we, including numerous neighbors residing in the alley, can commute in/out. I am very disappointed with the snow removal in my area and believe the city needs to take further action to remedy this issue ASAP.
Cars are getting stuck in the snow because snow banks are huge and still on the road way. The plow help this year was so poorly done at 4th street which is a Main Street with busses and car transit. At midnight on 08 Jan 25 a car got stuck in the garage entrance of the Kirkwood apartment building. We call AAA and at 1 am they have not come. A plow truck from the government pass by at 12:15 am not with the plow on and ignore the car situation. Many neighbors try to push the car out.it was a shame the government pass by and ignore.
My landlord said that the alleyway between 208 and 212 S. Rogers is owned by the city. Would we be able to have it plowed? There's also an alleyway behind the building, running parallel to S. Rogers between 3rd and 4th. Would we be able to have that plowed?
if possible, this alley needs plowed. There are homes here with this alley as the main access, it’s just not officially a street
Could you please plow this road between 4th St and Kirkwood.
If possible, can the paved alley that runs directly behind S Maple Street be plowed? It's the main access road for several homes.
Alley behind 200 block of S Maple Street needs plowed again — thanks for clearing streets for us!
Please plow the alley behind S Maple Street. Multiple residences use that as the primary entry/exit from their homes, because they don’t have access to the main street.