City of Peoria, Illinois
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Department: Public Works, 309-494-8800 Status: "closed" Substatus: Duplicate| Sort by: | Case Date | Location | Category |
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Graffiti on entrance to viaduct going under Allen road on the Rock Island Trail.
This car still has not moved
Very deep sinkhole that extends out about 4 feet into the road. The opening is about 12-14” wide and is next to a storm drain. It appears to be 3’ deep or more in places. It is at the end of our residential driveway. Just appeared today 7/30/20.
Edge of street pitted(holes). Not our house but North and South houses and across the street. We are in KnollCrest Sub. There is a general problem in the subdivision. Thank you.
White suv has not moved in three weeks
Junk car has been abandoned on the street for two weeks. It was tagged on July 15 and it’s still there Plate # CB 95718
dead animal in street in front of 1419 Northeast Madison
I first reported this issue on May 20. I received an email from the City, claiming the property is under the management of IDOT. I then spoke to Dale Campbell (IDOT) who looked at the issue, then informed me that the property is actually under City of Peoria maintenance. I reported this fact to Patti Pitcher twice with no response. I would appreciate if the City would take the responsibility of settling the ownership issue, and inspect the property before more damage, and potential injury occurs. This property is on the east side of Knoxville Ave, between Northmoor Road and Mt Hawley Road. Erosion has caused the wall along the sidewalk to collapse, and while not visible, may be undermining the sidewalk. The photo shows the earthen wall has receded to within inches of the walkway. Also a 10’ section of drainage tile has broken away. Also there is a telephone pole, aprox 15-20 ft north of that is leaning into the walkway, and needs to be removed.