Case Date:

2/8/2014

The sidewalk in front of this rental property has not been shoveled once this year. It currently has snow from earlier this week.

Case Date:

2/9/2021

There is a paved alley behind the 200 block of South Maple Street that at least 8 residences use as the primary means of entering and exiting their homes. It is impossible for me at 214 1/2 Maple Street to actually exit onto Maple Street because of the narrow drive and the snow accumulation. Please kindly consider plowing this alley.

Case Date:

2/18/2021

Alley behind 200 block of S Maple Street needs plowed again — thanks for clearing streets for us!

Case Date:

2/5/2022

I just saw the USPS truck pass up a few houses on our block, probably because about 5-6 feet of street in front of the mailboxes are unplowed. After not getting mail for two days, it's pretty unlikely neither we or our neighbor (who shares the mailbox post with us) have mail. Will the city plow more of the street so our mailboxes are accessible, or are we responsible for shoveling that 5-6 feet of city street ourselves?

Case Date:

12/17/2010

Property has not been shoveled.

Case Date:

12/30/2004

Have not shoveled sidewalks

Case Date:

1/30/2025

Snow plows pushed the snow out of the cul-de-sac and basically in front of my house specifically, my mailbox is now blocked. The mail trucks will no longer deliver mail to my house because of the snow. It’s basically an icy snow situation that I cannot handle myself so I am no longer receiving any mail service. Well I appreciate the snow plows, I do not appreciate that. It’s not allowing me to get mail any longer.

Case Date:

2/10/2011

The sidewalk in front of this residence is still covered with ice.

Case Date:

12/23/1998

Mr. Mitchell called to express concern regarding the current use of plain salt on the streets instead of a salt/sand mixture. He believes more damage is done to the car and street than necessary for that type of removal technique.

Case Date:

5/31/2021

So you're doubling the width of the sidewalk from 5ft to 10ft for a recreational path. Great. But does that mean you've also doubled the amount of sidewalk I'm now responsible to clear of snow in the winter? Should I be dumping tea into Lake Monroe?