City of Peoria, Illinois
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Department: Public Works, 309-494-8800 Category: Other/Miscellaneous Issue Type: Comment| Sort by: | Case Date | Location | Category |
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SR#62554 Street Tree (Maple) within Public Right-of-Way with large branch down and other damaged branches from storm.
SR#62397 Tree fell from the creek that runs along Columbia Park. It fell onto Park District property but I wasn’t sure if city was responsible for the creek area where the tree fell from.
SR#62209 Branches in street from weekend storm
SR#62208 Every time we get a significant rainfall our backyard floods due to the run off we experience from residences around us. Is the City responsible for controlling this run off with retention ponds or other means? What are my option to control this flooding? Thanks
SR#61910 Guardrail has been broken for at least 6 months and not repaired.
SR#61866 Gang tagging on stop sign
SR#61543 Large Oak tree in small parkway between 1807 and 1811 W. Moss Ave. is 1/4 dead and dropping large branches. This is a hazard to parked cars and pedestrians. Can you please have the dead limbs trimmed out? We appreciate it. Thank you so much.
SR#61192 Where Big Hollow creek goes underneath the north side of Northmor road, due to the recent heavy rains a large tree and other brush covers the entrance of both tunnels. if we get another heavy rain this could become an issue.
SR#61107 somebody has abandoned a shopping cart at the corner of hightower and Romeo b Garrett.
SR#61096 There is a big tree in the middle of the obstructing the view of drivwrs in the 900 boock of Garfield Ave