Re: Denver Case 11122648 Update.

[Bryan Wilson]

Hello,

Please see the 311 case below. 

I reported a snow snow and ice-covered sidewalk on 3/7/2026.

It wasn't evaluated by an inspector until several days later on 3/11/2026.

Even if an inspector doesn't get to the property in question, wouldn't the picture uploaded with the case be sufficient to issue a citation or at least a warning? 

Will this case remain attached to the property in question? 

If not, then what possible reason do property owners have to clear their sidewalks of snow and ice in a reasonable amount of time?

I request for my City Council member and DOTI Advisory Board representative to follow up with DOTI on this issue and CC me on that follow-up.

Thank you,

Bryan Wilson 

On Wed, Mar 11, 2026, 1:13 PM City of Denver <donot...@denvergov.org> wrote:

Hello, Thank you for contacting the City & County of Denver on 3/7/2026 regarding your Request with the work completed by Community Planning & Development. Issue: NIS - Sidewalk Snow Removal Complaint Resolution Comments: There is no evidence of snow on City sidewalks as of 3/11/2026. Description: Contact Information: Phone: 303-395-9273 Email: bryan...@gmail.com Question: Business or Residential Property Answer: Business Additional Description: icy sidewalk in front of businesses along 12th Ave. View high resolution image: https://den.denvergov.org/api/cases/attachments/original/fcb2c47b-8567-4be4-8bf8-9331642cd8f1 We would love to hear your feedback, please complete our Customer Satisfaction Survey - Click Here. If you have further questions, please contact 311. Thank You, The City and County of Denver.