City of Peoria, Illinois
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Category: Other/Miscellaneous Status: "closed" Substatus: Resolved Issue Type: Request Received Via: Phone| Sort by: | Case Date | Location | Category |
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Homeless solicitor sitting on median on N War Memorial as you wait to turn onto Glen Hollow. Can the City of Peoria place a sign there for no solicitation?
Would like stop signs to make a 4way stop instead of the 2 signs on California. Cars park at this intersection making visibility almost impossible. This is a dangerous spot.
Caller requesting street light be put in the alley running between 1100 Johnson and McBean. Alley is very active but very dark at night. Hard to see pedestrians after sundown.
Would like the Code Enforcement Aide/Officer to come speak to him while checking on case 48932.
Residents in this neighborhood requesting an additional light source on the street. Loucks is a busy street with frequent speeding and confusing intersections, making it particularly dangerous after sun down.
Speed Signage (25 MPH) Lexington off of Northmoor has been pushed into trees and difficult to see.
Asking for speed limit signs along Perry especially on the 1100 block. Caller says people speed regularly 60mph+ down this stretch of Perry and it is very unsafe.
Service Request #71204 City tree growing from right of way, limbs fallen on neighboring properties, neighbor does not have a chainsaw and cannot cut the limbs on his property and he should not have to as the tree is not his nor on his property.
tower clock at river front two hours late
Parents live in Peoria, suggests asking for outside federal help to take care of crime... He has lost multiple family members to covid in 2020 and parents are all thats left and they are terrified in their own home here in Peoria.