Case Date:

1/30/2026

Case Date:

1/30/2026

Sidewalk in front of house untouched, a foot of snow. People are having to walk in the street

Case Date:

1/28/2026

a foot of snow remaining on their sidewalks

Case Date:

1/28/2026

What appears to be a sump pump discharge pipe at 801 W Howe Street is sending a significant amount of liquid water into the public right-of-way during freezing conditions. Water is being dumped onto the sidewalk on S Maple Street, between W 2nd and W Howe. This is creating a driving hazard and safety issue at the intersection of W Howe and S Maple, as the liquid water is running out into the intersection, pooling, and freezing into a sheet of ice. What doesn't freeze at this intersection is travelling down Howe to the entrance for the Building Trade Park parking lot, where it is also freezing into a sheet of ice.

Case Date:

1/27/2026

Waldron between Kirkwood and 4th St. needs to be plowed. Multiple cars have been stuck and we have had to dig them out today. The photo is one of those.

Case Date:

1/27/2026

Another snow report for yall! I previously reported this issue in ticket #206983 on 12/01/2025. City and County snowplows create a large mound of snow where Morton St meets the convention center parking lot, near the B-line. Yellow bollards block car traffic, but pedestrians and cyclists use this intersection to get on the B-line. So now we can’t pass. And it’s like 5.5 feet tall. Thanks for that Fern. Even with my back I tried shoveling again but the snow was too compacted for me to move effectively (and perhaps I should go to the gym lol). For the short term, is it possible for a smaller plow to try clearing a path through? I hope this berm isn’t stuck here til springtime. In the long term, I have a few ideas: 1) have the plow on Morton street plow southward as much as possible, so only the short stretch north of Smith ends up at that intersection (I know there could be other logistical factors I’m unaware of to make that impossible) 2) have a smaller snow plow (like used on the B line) ready to go in the area, so it can go back and forth to keep the path clear even as the big snow plows pile up the snow. Idk I’m not a city planner so I’m sure there are reasons my ideas wouldn’t work, but I hope yall can come up with a solution to keep this path clear. Thanks for your work in managing the snow. It’s a Sisyphean task. In the meantime I’m going to work on my back and go to the gym so I can shovel better next winter.

Case Date:

1/27/2026

The block of Waldron between Kirkwood and 4th street is unplowed. It has not been plowed at all. It was also unplowed in December when there was a large snowfall. I believe this is regularly getting missed and believe it may be marked as completed when it is not. Waldron going the other direction is completely clear.

Case Date:

1/27/2026

This alley needs plowed so this street can leave our homes

Case Date:

1/27/2026

Requesting street snow removal for S Waldron St between 3rd and 4th St.

Case Date:

1/27/2026

There is a half street between 411 and 413 west Howe. This street belongs to the city and has not been plowed. My vehicle is in my parking spot but blocked from moving becuz that small street has not been plowed. I have a dr appt tomorrow - Wednesday Jan 28 - can this be plowed anytime today? Thank you Mary Norman