City of Peoria, Illinois
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Abandoned home. The city had previously boarded up the house but someone has removed the boards and people have been seen coming and going. Also, the garage in back of property is collapsing--someone removed the door to the garage and its full of general debris and you can see the rood caving in from inside. This could be a hazard for children in the neighborhood.
The caller has several complaints regarding this property. 1. Parking a trailer 2. Leaving garbage cans in the driveway 3. Grass overgrown 4. Cutting bushes and leaving them on the ground.
Grass is overgrown on empty lot
Hello Peoria Cares - Please remove the (9) tires that were illegally dumped at this location. The tires are located on the left side of the Google street view, in the parking area. The Google street view at this location is out of date - The Appliance Shop is no longer in business (but the 624 W Lake address is posted over the door). Please note - Illegal dumping is a recurring problem in the alley-area at this business location (see Peoria Cares issues #49878,#47274). This is a multi-tenant business building. Possibly, the building owner could install motion-sensitive external lighting (and possibly cameras) to reduce the problem. Thank you, Eric Hutchison
2900 BLOCK OF W. PARKWOOD DRIVE Potholes on entire street were filled completely and the workers were wonderful.
In 2021, the owner of the property at 901 W. Eleanor Place cut down many trees and shrubs and has left for over a year all the cut debris in the yard.
The porch roof looks like it could collapse anytime.
There's a family of eight raccoons living in the sewer at the corner of Corrington and Indiana. You can see them go in and out and run around the neighborhood in the evening.