City of Peoria, Illinois
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Department: Public Works, 309-494-8800 Status: "closed" Substatus: Invalid Issue Type: Request| Sort by: | Case Date | Location | Category |
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Tenants parking on street. Would like 'NO PARKING' signs because street is too narrow.
Resident requesting a street light in the alley behind this address. Resident says the entire alley is pitch black at night as there is no lighting through the whole alley. Dangerous for pedestrians and drivers.
Street light to be put up on the existing electrical pole in neighborhood.
neighborhood requests return of approved barricades from the city. They are used weekly and have be preapproved by C.O.P. but someone picked them up unexpectedly
A resident in the 3000 block of W Ann would like a speed bump installed in the street. Cars speed through the 25 mph residential area, which concerns her because there are many children living on this block. Thank you!
Dead animal in alley behind 219 Van Buren. Caller wasn't sure what it was, but thought maybe a large raccoon.
Farmington Rd. on park side by the yellow flashing light a lot of broken glass needs to be cleaned up
This letter is concerning tree damage on a city right of way occurring during the December 28th, 2015 ice storm. I reported the damaged hazardous tree to the City of Peoria Public Works department on January 4th and spoke with a representative to report the damaged tree on the city of Peoria right of way behind two properties: 526 W. Timber Ridge Drive and 515 W. Altorfer Lane in the 61615 zip code area. I also left a voice message to report the same information on Wednesday, January 6th, 2016. I contacted several arborists who stated that the tree is indeed damaged and posed an imminent threat with predictable tree or branch failure. This damaged tree is a hazard and threat due to proximity to the power lines, to property, and to public safety. Please contact me with an update of inspection and date of removal of said tree.