Reports (5,562)

Cleveland place and Margaret street north end street lights are out. The street is extremely dark. Please send someone to look at it! Unsure if it’s gas or electric but the entire intersection is out

This trash can along with most in the north end are never emptied. This corner is filthy all the time .

So much trash all around the north end in snow piles.

Moved space saver while space savers still in effect, and not even a north end resident

Parking illegally again. We don’t have room for this in the North End. Especially the all this snow. The trolleys take up the sidewalks, the bike lane, the streets. There is no room! Why is this being allowed! What a nightmare. Deliver like everyone else.

Parking illegally again. We don’t have room for this in the North End. Especially the all this snow. The trolleys take up the sidewalks, the bike lane, the streets. There is no room! Why is this being allowed! What a nightmare. Deliver like everyone else.

Broken gate, blocking access to the sidewalk. Bacco Restaurant, North End Boston.

Location: Thoreau Path (between O'Connell Way and Storrow Drive) Service Request Type: Snow/Ice on Sidewalk or Roadway Description: Hazardous condition on Thoreau Path, a private way owned by Equity Residential (The Alcott, Longfellow, and Emerson towers), the Hawthorne/Whittier towers, and Amy Lowell Apartments. The owners have granted the City a right-of-way for emergency vehicle access, making this a designated Fire Lane requiring an unobstructed width of not less than 20 feet under MA Fire Code 527 CMR 1.00. The central section — between the Alcott/Amy Lowell property line and the MGH/Equity Villas/Whittier/Emerson junction — has been cleared only to a width of approximately 6–10 feet, falling well short of the 20-foot requirement. While the western section from O'Connell Way to The Alcott has been plowed to a broader width, the central section remains dangerously narrow. This path is a primary commute route for hundreds of MGH staff walking daily between North Station and the hospital. Equity Residential management has been formally notified but as recently as three weeks ago erroneously characterized Thoreau Path as a city road, disclaiming responsibility for clearance. Please dispatch an inspector to issue a citation and mandate immediate clearing to the required 20-foot width for life-safety access.

North End Streets are terrible and sidewalks too! Only the main streets have been cleared. Come on boston- we can do better.

So much trash around the north end still- trash trucks went around and left so much in the snow that was there since yesterday