City of Peoria, Illinois
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Department: Community Development, 309-494-8620 Category: Unsafe Structures Client: COP Website| Sort by: | Case Date | Location | Category |
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exposed wires on exit sign, door that connects to exit sign is broke and will not close letting in cold air, debris, and animals. This has been reported to property manager many times
My neighbor (@ 5519 N Cedarwilde ct) had parked his car with its rear wheel (on the passenger side) on a jack since March this year. It has become a hazar in our neighborhood. The owner of the house had ignored other neighbors’ concerns and advices. Please help to remove this hazard he had created.
west nile mosquito farm in kiddy pool near sidewalk at 403 Abington
Tree Branches were cut at this property over 2 months ago, now are brown and a fire hazard. They are at the curb /driveway on the Leroy part of the street. Thank you.. A neighbor
A tree in the yard of an abandoned house looking very unsafe.
Property has no rear door and hazardous fumes and materials about this area please investigate without any contact with me.
Property has no rear door and hazardous fumes and materials about this area please investigate without any contact with me.
The city sidewalk/driveway is unsafe,cracking cement,raised cement creates tripping hazards.
The tree at the front of the property is splitting and needs to be cut down. It's a hazard for my home next door at 1807 n linn st.
I live next to an abandoned house with a sketchy tree that looks like with a few more rain storms it might fall on my house. What do I do? Who do I call?