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Hello. I’m sorry I have no choice but to post this as a sidewalk defect, because there are no other options. But this is a picture of the grading at the 100 steps of Jersey city. The grading is literally coming up and it’s presenting with a hazard for people it’s loose. Know if the picture does it justice but as I’m walking to take the stairs I can see how someone can easily trip and fall right down the steps. I hope someone can fix this loose grate soon before someone gets hurt.

The city-installed fence at the end of the street is falling and in disrepair It needs to be replaced Quite possibly, it was damaged by untrimmed trees on city property

The sidewalk alongside Bergen Hill Park on Summit Ave has been in terrible condition for over a year now. It's been reported multiple times on SeeClickFix and keeps getting marked as "Acknowledged" and assigned to different people (Code Compliance, Building and Streets, Parks Maintenance - Alphonso Lynch, Forestry - Tom) but a year later, the sidewalk is still a hazard and has not been fixed. The sidewalk continues to deteriorate.

What is the status of the repair and who should we be contacting to get this fixed?

Potentially hazardous waste left near park

can next to picnic table.
additional can at that specific location is needed as this frequently occurs.

Opposite the Hudson County Incinerator Authority, on Vroom St between Bergen and Tuers Ave, two trees need replacing. One tree was completely removed and another was left an eight foot high stump.

There seems to be an infestation of spotted mountain flies at the 100 steps of Jersey City. I see the plant life is being eaten and the greenery is dying. Is there anything that can be done to save the plant life? These bugs are everywhere.

Resident believes neighbor removed healthy tree without permit

On Washington Street between the Powehouse which is Bay Street and Green Street all the way to Goldman Sachs building there are about 50 cutouts for trees that were planted and never cared for and now they are gone, and the tree wells are empty. The resident is requesting the trees be replaced by the property owners. He is asking is there is a way for the City to require the building owners to replace the trees, He said the owners can afford to replace them. He is asking for enforcement, or if the city can offer to plant the trees for a fee. The resident said that it is very hot in this area during the summer because of the lack of trees.

Who can I contact about trying to get rid of a tree? The tree in front of our building is causing problems with the sewer and plumbing problems in our building and it is also breaking up the sidewalk. The tree roots gets stuck into the pipes and causes lots of problems with water within the units of the building and was told that if we get rid of the tree, it would help tremendously with the problem. So who do I contact and how do we go about getting this taken care of? Thank you.