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Glendora street work requests need a clear location

Glendora street, curb, gutter, and sidewalk requests work best when the report names the nearest address, cross street, and exact side of the block.

For Glendora street work, the most important detail is the exact spot. Curb, gutter, and sidewalk requests can go through the city’s service request path, and the Street Maintenance page also gives a phone contact for that work.

Glendora has foothill neighborhoods, older blocks near Route 66, school streets, and hillside edges where one vague description can sound like several places. Write down the nearest address, cross street, side of the street, and what someone would see when they arrive.

If the issue is a lifted sidewalk, damaged curb, pothole, broken gutter, or something in the roadway, a photo can make the request much clearer. It also helps to say whether the spot is near a driveway, school, trail crossing, or bus stop.

Use the city request path for routine repairs. If the condition is dangerous right now, call the right city number or emergency help instead.

Where to see it

Glendora Report a Problem and Street Maintenance pages.

Official sources

Official pages

Reviewed July 4, 2026

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