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Jon Christensen

The sidewalk map

Every broken sidewalk Guelph has told us about

Reported by neighbours. Sent to the City. Counted every single day until somebody fixes it.

A cracked slab is easy to ignore when it is one complaint in one inbox. It is much harder to ignore when it is on a map with a number beside it that goes up every morning.

So every sidewalk reported through this site is published here, for free, for the whole city — not only Ward 5. You can see where it is, the day it was first flagged, how long it has been waiting, and whatever the City has said about it.

What this is: the sidewalks people in Guelph have reported through this site, and what has happened to each one since. It is not the City's own repair list. This campaign has no access to the City's records — everything here is either what a resident told us or what the City told us back, and the page says which is which.

The numbers

Still broken
2sidewalks reported and not yet fixed
Typical wait
6 dayshalf have been waiting longer than this
Longest wait
7 dayssince the day it was first reported

Where they are

Pick a ward to show only its sidewalks, on the map and in the list.

A map with a pin on every reported sidewalk. Everything on it is also written out in the list below this map.

How long each one has waited

Under 2 weeks

Bigger, darker circles have been waiting longer. A square means the City has marked it repaired. Every pin says the same thing in words when you tap it.

Every one that has been reported

Newest first. 2 sidewalks shown.

Sidewalk damage reported on Forest Hill Drive.

5 days

waiting

Forest Hill Drive

near James Street West

First reported in Ward 5, by a resident.

Under 2 weeksFiled with the City

What has happened

  • Sent to the City. August 21, 2026
Sidewalk damage reported on Neeve Street.

7 days

waiting

Neeve Street

near Toronto Street

First reported in Ward 2, by a resident.

Under 2 weeksFiled with the City

What has happened

  • Sent to the City. August 20, 2026

Know one that is not on here?

Reporting it takes a photo, a pin, and about a minute. Press the button in the email that arrives and it goes to the City in your name, and it shows up here the same day. Your name is never published on this page — every report on the map is simply “reported by a resident”.