Case Closed
Service Request Resolved
Out dated

Reopening until actually resolved. No effort whatsoever was made to resolve this issue.

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No sign of any progress here - makes me doubt this App has any effect at all

The City is definitely getting these, but are not interested in pedestrian or ADA issues. unless its a water leak or a pothole, the City does not care.

The city better start caring, we vote!

Has this issue been resolved?

Go ahead, sue the city in Federal Court. If the sidewalk is blocked by city equipment that was intentionally put in the way, then they need a wake up call. There are a lot of sidewalks that need repair, and the city will not spend the money repairing them. My mom is handicapped and I understand fully.

Also you may want to consider the fact that the street is residential and you can use the street to go around the obstacle. That is legal. If there is no sidewalk, a pedestrian can use the street. And for that short distance, there is no sidewalk. May not be that safe, but I have seen many times people walking in the street where there is no sidewalk. And that is what you have effectively here.

By the way, it was today on Fairview near Wilson Elementary and Dunlavy that 2 ladies were walking on the street, had to slow down, wait for an oncoming car to pass, all because that stretch had no sidewalk. From the photo you can take your wheelchair down the driveway, go along the street, and up the next driveway.

And you should not get ticketed.

8919 Saratogaforest Dr North Houston 77088 USA cars blocking sidewalk, cars parked on driveway.

I cannot fathom what it must be like to navigate this city if you have any mobility challenges. I think Mayor Turner should invite Gov. Abbott for a tour of our city sidewalks and see what happens.

The city's own code states that sidewalk repairs are the responsibility of the adjoining property owners. Just FYI.

Has this been addressed?

Oh, goodness no. The City of Houston cares not for pedestrian issues. We were told directly to our faces by a morbidly obese Public Works person that "no one walks in Houston". Totally on a different wavelength.