The public sidewalk in front of this house was never shoveled. Pedestrians are forced to either risk slipping and falling on packed snow and ice, or walk in Kinser Pike and risk being killed by a car. This photo was taken at 3:50 PM on February 8, 2026 – 14 days after the end of the last snowstorm.
Impassable snow pile on sidewalk
The sidewalk here has not had snow removed in a way that is consistent with city code requirements. It appears from Monroe County Beacon GIS that the State of Indiana may own this property.
The sidewalk at this address has not had snow removed in a way that is consistent with city code requirements.
The sidewalk here (Cascade Village Apartments) has not had snow removed in a way that is consistent with city code requirements.
The sidewalk in front of the former Steak n' Shake has not had snow removed in a way that is consistent with city code requirements.
The sidewalk on the west side of College Ave. (Lovers Playground property) has not had snow removed in a way that is consistent with city code requirements.
The sidewalk on the east side of College Ave. south of the railroad overpass has not had snow removed in a way that is consistent with city code requirements. Note: this does appear to be the same property as what is underneath the railroad overpass. Per Monroe County Beacon GIS, it appears to be part of the same property that has the buildings that used to contain The Rail bar (825 N. Walnut St.).
The east side of College Ave. underneath the railroad overpass has not had snow removed in a way that is consistent with city code requirements.
The west side of College Ave. underneath the railroad overpass has not had snow removed in a way that is consistent with city code requirements.