Case Date:

2/5/2026

North east corner cross walk at Henderson and Hillside is covered with ice. Saw 2 people slip. This is also a school crossing.

Case Date:

1/30/2026

The sidewalks at this location are never shoveled/ salted/ de-iced. This includes the ones around their building and the main walks on 6th and 7th streets. Navigating these areas as a pedestrian is frequently dangerous due to ice and piles up snow during freezing weather. These walkways are consistently inaccessible/ impassable even for an able bodied pedestrian but the accessibility issue is much worse for some. This is a very large lot and creates a significant safety issue and nuisance for the Near West Side community

Case Date:

1/30/2026

Extremely icy stretch of sidewalk in front of Wells Library facing 10th st. It is a high traffic area and includes a city/campus bus stop, and it is extremely difficult to walk on even with appropriate footwear. I slipped there a few days ago and was injured! It seems like there's no attempt to salt the area at all, and requests placed to the University to clear the area haven't been fulfilled.

Case Date:

1/29/2026

Parts of the sidewalk along High Street within a mile of Rogers/Binford Elementary Schools have not been shoveled and create a hazard for students who want to walk to school. Thank for your attention to this matter.

Case Date:

1/28/2026

Like 515 South Woodlawn, this sidewalk has not been shoveled AT ALL. Both these properties are owned by Chickering Rentals.

Case Date:

1/28/2026

It is Wednesday. The snow stopped on Sunday. This sidewalk has still not been shoveled AT ALL.

Case Date:

1/27/2026

Between 811 and 815 N Jackson, the sidewalk across the alley is . . . gone?? There's just a grassy gap there now. It's surely the city's responsibility to replace it since it across the alley.

Case Date:

1/27/2026

Between 925 and 927 W Jackson, there's a sidewalk across the alley that's made of asphalt or something. It's down at a different level from the surrounding sidewalk and is a tripping hazard. Because it's across the alley, it's the city's responsibility to repair.

Case Date:

1/27/2026

The bit of sidewalk across the alley is made of bricks that are at a significantly lower level than the surrounding sidewalk and therefore is a tripping hazard. Because it's in front of an alley, I suppose it's the city's responsibility to upgrade the bit to something safer, like has been done on the opposite side of the street.

Case Date:

1/27/2026

No snow removal from sidewalks F building