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39 W Jackson Blvd.: Located right next to a Dunkin’ Donuts and close to the Blue Line Jackson station, this sidewalk has damage that goes on for a few feet. It could cause inattentive pedestrians to trip and fall, and there is also extensive damage on the curb next to it. This could cause someone trying to cross to fall and hurt themselves.

You can report hazardous sidewalks in Chicagoland area by calling or visiting 311.Chicago.gov for more details. If you have any pictures of dangerous sidewalks you can also tweet them to @redlineproject on Twitter.

(Photo/Ricardo Brum)

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1220 W. Taylor St.: This uneven and slanted sidewalk set is located just a few steps away from multiple business's that regularly have foot traffic. The fist block in the set is raised upward on its lefthand side, followed by another block that is raised upward on its righthand side, the third block then raises upward again on its left hand side. This uneven sidewalk set would make it very difficult for people in wheelchairs to cross over it. It is also a major tripping hazard for all pedestrians.

To report this sidewalk or any other hazardous sidewalk you can call 311 or create a request at https://311.chicago.gov

(Photo/Kyle Lukas)

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6525 W. Byron St. backlot. There are numerous problems here; the gash is problematic, and the shifted stone has contorted the slabs so that no stroller or wheelchair could reliably use it. This area has a car park nearby, and has been occasionally frequented by homeless individuals confined to a wheelchair, making this area potentially deadly. (Photo/ Quinn Friedl)

If you see a damaged sidewalk, call 311, take a picture, and tweet it to @redlineproject and we’ll share it with credit.

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610 S Euclid Ave, Villa Park. Located at the corner of Washington and Euclid, this sidewalk has quickly become dangerous. With the numerous cracks, uneven pavement, and grass growing in between, this can cause unwanted injuries to arise for local residents. As a result, this sidewalk should be fixed immediately.

To report a bad sidewalk, call 311 and tweet a photo to @redlineproject on Twitter where you’ll be credited.

(Photo/GabyRios)

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640 S Summit Ave, Villa Park. Located right in between the busy streets of Washington and Madison, this residential sidewalk is in dire need of getting repaired. Not only can you see the many cracks, but the sidewalk is clearly uneven. With this being a busy street, many residents are seen using it on a daily basis. This can prove to be hazardous, and must be fixed as soon as possible.

To report a bad sidewalk, call 311 and tweet a photo to @redlineproject on Twitter where you’ll be credited.

(Photo/Gaby Ríos)

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Kimball and Palmer streets: Runners beware! Located right before the park’s west side, these sidewalks are damaged and uneven. One could be seriously hurt if they were to trip on these sidewalks. 

If you are in the Logan Square area, Call 311 if you find a hazardous sidewalk and take of picture of it. Tweet the photo to @redlineproject on Twitter where we'll share the photo and credit you.

(Photo/ Thomas Peters)

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Fullerton and Central Park: Located right behind Tony’s Fresh Market, this damaged sidewalk is a vicious obstacle to grocery shoppers in the cold weather. Those in the neighborhood should proceed with caution. 

If you are in the Logan Square area, Call 311 if you find a hazardous sidewalk and take of picture of it. Tweet the photo to @redlineproject on Twitter where we'll share the photo and credit you.

(Photo/ Thomas Peters)

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1652 N. Troy St.: This sidewalk is located in the Humbold Park area near Troy street and Wabansia street.This sidewalk is near the Carpenter’s house church where many people attend mass.

Do you have a damaged sidewalk near you? Report I to 311 and tweet us a photo @redlineproject we will post it and credit you.

(Photo/Ashley Maldonado)