Frequently Requested Forms
Speed humps require petitioning – If you are interested in getting speed humps on your street or in your alley, we request that you collect signatures of 65% of the block (by address). Once we have called through and confirmed the approval of your neighbors, we will request that speed humps be installed where requested! Please note this may take some time to implement.
• Install Alley Speed Hump Petitions ➠ Click here to download
• Remove Alley Speed Hump Petitions ➠ Click here to download
• Install Street Speed Hump Petitions ➠ Click here to download
• Remove Street Speed Hump Petitions ➠ Click here to download
To host a block party in the ward, you will need to fill out this form, and collect signatures from your neighbors on the block! We require at least 65% of the block (by address) to approve of this event, which we review upon receiving your application! Please note that our office requires at minimum a week to be able to call through petitions and to submit your application through the permit portal. Once our staff has called through and submitted your application form, your permit can be picked up at our office along with no-parking signs!
If you would like to implement Residential Permit Parking on your street, you will need to petition your block! Our office requires that you petition and collect signatures from 65% of your block – by address – to approve this implementation. After our staff calls through this petition and confirms that neighbors are in overall approval, we will introduce an ordinance to implement RPP. Please note this process can take up to a year.
• Install Permit Parking Petition ➠ Click here to download
• Remove Permit Parking Petition ➠ Click here to download
• English: Click here to download
• Spanish: Haga clic aquí para descargar
Our office can assist you with applying for disability parking posts in front of your home! You will need to have a state-issued placard for your permanent disability before applying! Please note the first application costs $70, and the process to obtain these posts can take upwards of a year.
• Disabled Parking Permit Application ➠ Click here to download
If you are a disabled person and would like to be able to park in accessible spaces, our office can provide you with assistance filling out this form to send to the Secretary of State! Please note that this application requires a portion to be filled out by a doctor.
• Secretary of State Placard Application ➠ Click here to download
Common 311s
Contact our office to get assistance with the replacement, removal, and maintenance of your garbage bins.
Click here to submit online ➠ Garbage Cart Request
Our office can assist with the maintenance of recycling bins, including replacing, removing, and requesting additional bins.
Click here to submit online ➠ Recycling Cart Request
If there are concerns related to construction or maintenance of the public way, please contact our office so we can submit this request and reach out to our Public Way Inspector.
Click here to submit online ➠ Public Way Inspection Request
This request is to make CDOT aware of any potholes in alleys that need to be filled. Often this service request can take a few months to be completed. Please contact our office to submit this request in the event we are able to escalate it.
Click here to submit online ➠ Alley Pothole Request
You may submit this request with our office or via 311 for street potholes. These often take some time to be completed; however, you may reach out to our office to try and get this request escalated.
Click here to submit online ➠ Street Pothole Request
This request should be submitted in the event someone dumps waste in the public way, especially in the alleyways blocking the right of way.
To report fly dumping, you can call 911 if you witness the dumping in progress or submit a "Fly Dumping Complaint" by calling our office or 311 if the dumping has already occurred.
Click here to submit online ➠ Fly Dumping Complaint
Tree Trim Requests
The Bureau of Forestry no longer accepts 311 requests for trimmings.
Now, they go by a grid system, going block-by-block, grid-by-grid. This system has proven to be more efficient, as each ward has a dedicated day of the week for tree trimmings. For the 35th Ward, crews trim every Tuesday.
Though there is no formal 311 request for tree trims, in the event there is an issue with a tree in the parkway that is urgent, please contact our office with images of the tree and your address so we may be able to contact the Bureau of Forestry to try and escalate service.
Participatory Budgeting
Each year, every alderperson is allocated $1.5 million for infrastructure improvements such as sidewalk repair, street and alley resurfacing, lighting improvements, pedestrian safety improvements, and more!
In the 35th ward, neighbors have been given the power to vote on how the majority of these funds are prioritized through participatory budgeting. This is a process that began in Porto Alegre, Brazil, in 1989 as a process to give more power to residents to decide how their tax dollars should be spent.
This process has been used for over a decade in several wards to allocate infrastructure dollars, and after taking office in April of 2025, Alderman Quezada has pledged to continue the use of Participatory Budgeting.