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This very dangerous-looking former light pedestal on JFK Blvd. in front of the Apna grocery store there. These exposed wires are scary looking and I have no idea if they are live or not. They should not be just dangling on the sidewalk. They are a tripping hazard if not an electrical hazard.

Gap in railing of Hudson River walkway

Replace construction - The cobblestone were dug up and not replaced. Surely this is against historic society rules

What was the City thinking? This is supposed to be a small park with green grass. The grass has been completely covered up with gravel. If this is supposed to be a dog run, there should be fencing to protect the dogs.
There is no green anything. It is so ugly.

Pershing Field north of Community Center. Wide steps north of Center are being sabotaged by corrupt maintenance workers. Water is directed under the slabs and soil is washed out under whole set. There are visible cavities under slabs. Also, tripping hazard.

I request maintenance supervisor be fired for sabotage of public property.

Missing sidewalk slab causing huge tripping hazard. Gets muddy and flooded and causes pedestrians to have to walk in the street. I have almost been hit by oncoming cars flying down Garfield multiple times and I fell off the sidewalk this morning trying to avoid the mud injuring my ankle. This must be repaired immediately

A constituent called to report a large hole in the sidewalk entering this parking lot.

This sidewalk was cut up for construction too long ago to remember. It makes the sidewalk entirely too narrow and hard to navigate. Also, there’s no sidewalk on the other side of the street; this is the only option.

Trucks of supply companies (WB Mason and others) consistently park on the sidewalk while making deliveries to the Hudson County offices. Repeatedly, they driven over a signal box in the concrete near the corner of Central & Pavonia. This is now a pedestrian hazard that could cause a trip or fall and a serious injury. Please have it fixed and keep trucks off the sidewalk. I suggest blocking vehicular access.