City of Peoria, Illinois
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Department: Community Development, 309-494-8620 Category: Unsafe Structures Client: Mobile App Status: "closed" Substatus: Resolved| Sort by: | Case Date | Location | Category |
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Unkept swimming pool water has been in it for about two months there is no pump and the water is getting stagnant so that is perfect for mosquitoes
Garage door at non-occupied house 1303 E. Nebraska hanging off its hinge. Dangerous and eyrsore in our neighborhood. thanks!
Cut phone cable dangling in alley; I called Comcast to remove but they cut halfway and said to call the phone company to remove - however I do not know which phone company
House has rats running in and out of it. I am the neighbor and they are getting worse to where they are now starting to come to my house. There is holes around the home
2’ hole in grassy area between sidewalk and road. Metal pipe sticking up. American Water failed to finish the job.
Main water pipe has been busted for over 48hrs and landlord still has yet to send someone out to fix it. I have 2 children and havent been able to use any water for 48hrs. I also have other problems like rodents and such living in my basement. Holes throughout my home as well.
Abandoned house, tree fallen on it, in severe level of dilapidation. Rodents, larger animals infested. Mold and other issues. Power and gas still on! Address is 7734 n Orchard rd. Owner lives at 7718 Thank you!
608 and 610 Pennsylvania, abandoned, unsafe, uninhabitable structures. We own the home at 907 N. E. Glen Oak Ave. We recently toured 610 Penn with a realtor. Ghastly, dangerous condition! We would like to see some action taken to remediate these unsafe, delapidated and unsightly structures.