Malden Local Notifications PIU

Hello
I am a resident of Malden and i have a concern to report.
The side walk on both sides of the road between 150 to 168 Central Avenue has eventually disappeared/destroyed over the time i believe (because indeed there is a side walk before and after this patch). There is a very busy day care at 180 Central Avenue (Sophia's Day care) and me and many other parents who live in the neighborhood walk by and drop the kids. The road is a steep uphill and in addition to it, it also doesn't have a sidewalk which makes it really scary to walk with the kids. I request city to please look into this matter and help out parents like me. Thanks. Hoping to see a proper sidewalk in future.

In addition to Medford St, we also DESPERATELY need lines painted on MANY streets around Malden including Eastern Ave (between Main & Ferry), Bryant St (from Boylston St/Harvard St to the Everett line) and Ferry St (from just past Goldman’s to Eastern Ave).

PLEASE! The sooner the better for everyone’s safety! No one stays to their side of the yellow lines these days anyhow, but, hopefully having the lines painted will keep more people closer to where they are supposed to be! Thank you in advance!

When the sidewalk and the handicap ramp were replaced on the corner of Wyoming Ave and Dutton St. the mortar in the wall of 129 Wyoming Ave. was cracked and some of it crumbled from the wall. Would it be possible for the city of repair this small section?

Raymond Street is in poor condition and poses a hazard for cars entering and exiting to their properties. This street serves 4 properties and would be extremely valuable to the residents. Requesting an assessment as a candidate for full repave.

Can the sign at the end of Essex street be put back since it is still laying on Bryant Street since the paving began? Thanks

Sidewalks on Harnden Street and Evelyn Place are sinking and raised in areas causing potential trip hazards

Intersection of Medford St and Madison St is only 3 seconds long. Causing severe backups.

Curb repair work has made sidewalk inaccessible for people with mobility devices. No detour for people using a walker, wheelchair, etc. is available. No sloped ramps connecting sidewalk to street are available. People using these devices cannot safely navigate this intersection while work is being done, and would have to completely reroute up the hill and down another street.

Sidewalk still has big holes - not repaired

new cracks in one sidewalk panel

Crosswalk spray painted going across Garden Street at Columbia St needs to be painted