Issue created by snow plows has not been corrected and needs to be. Unfortunately temperatures have dropped making correction more difficult. However, since this is an active commercial/residential area with limited legal parking, cars and trucks are forced to park illegally and not safely. Please fix. Pictures are available.

This and all issues reported for this general area have received no support from the City during this hard winter. As a result, life for the residents and the multitude of daily visitors for this busy area has been made unnecessarily difficult and unsafe.

We have been asked to report all issues via SeeClickFix by the City. For this tool to be effective, the City must actively participate. Often it is a dialogue among the residents and when the City responds it's a "boiler plate" response with no commitment. Please know that this is disrespectful and insulting to the residents. Also, when safety issues are ignored, that sends another message. If the City wants this tool to be used, meaningfull responses with commitments and measurements are needed. Otherwise, it's a waste.

With the thawing temperatures a City road barrier embedded in the snow mounds on the corner of Orange and Linden will surface and needs to be reclaimed by the City.

I never thought I would say this but I miss those robo-calls from former Mayor John DeStefano outlining his plans to remedy storm situations. They were reassuring. Our current mayor appears to be clueless. The city needs a street by street car recovery and parking ban so that each side of these resigdential streets can have the snow removed and parking restored. Linden Street residents should call the city and tell them to clean up their act. Owners of embedded cars should at least begin the task of digging them out. Otherwise cars are going to be badly damaged and our tax dollars will go towards lawsuits. A 72-year old friend fell near Dwight and Edgewood. He broke his hip and is in the hospital. A Quinnipiac employee and Barcelona waitress was killed on I-91 while being a good samaritan. This winter has brought grief and hardship to many.

I remain concern that snow removal on the even side of our streets has not been addressed. It was wonderful for the odd side of the street to be cleared but snow falls everywhere and the even side was not cleared even once, creating safety issues, drain blockage and the elimination of precious few parking spaces. The residents on the even side also pay property taxes.

The snow has melted. CLOSED

True...This past winter's snow is melted but what policies have been put in place to care for the even sides of New Haven's streets when it snows so that there isn't a repeat of the issue noted?