Icy sidewalks behind Cook County’s Provident Hospital
We have seen this before. Too dangerous to overlook. We’ll leave it at that.
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Hamlin/Independence Overpass at I-290
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Fly-dumped bathtub near 55th & S. Indiana
Folks just target specific areas of the city and simply dump stuff off on the street. The cumulative effects are significant and people often become desensitized to the overall blight. We have been using the term, “normalized blight” to describe…
Carpet thrown-in! How a fly-dumped pile grows over time on South Perry Ave.
Several rolls of discarded carpeting and additional trash were added to the site since our last drive-by. Since we are still calibrating and tweaking the workflow on this site, it has been rather interesting to see how a neglected, fly-dumped…
There’s something about Perry (5800 South)
A toilet base (wrapped in plastic) was recently added to the pile above. This particular section of South Perry is starting to become rather popular with fly dumpers. The other interesting issue to note is the “latency factor” relative to…
Abandoned spare tire in the 5000 block of S. Indiana Ave.
A spare tire on the ground. Fly dumping is a pervasive issue in certain sections of our great city. We can definitely dial this out if a committed group of individuals manages to band together. We are optimistic, since there…
Back to S. Wabash, just South of 63rd Street
Back to this familiar location to see ho things are looking. Not really surprised, but we have some good ideas. Future updates will be forthcoming.
Trash on the ground in the 5000 block of S. Indiana Ave.
When you see this in every direction, it’s easy to get discouraged and begin to feel overwhelmed.
Obscured fire hydrant near the 5000 block of S. Prairie Ave.
We have established a collection of similar photos. It’s hard to fathom how this can be acceptable, even if GPSs are used to locate the hydrants. This is something you definitely do not see on every side of town. Interesting…
Tall weeds and embedded trash near 4900 S. Racine Ave.
The embedded trash is more of an issue as opposed to the weeds.
A semi parked on a vacant lot near 5200 S. Bishop St.
Horrible look. Not cool, but we could be totally wrong. We will follow-up on this issue.
