This is maintained by NCDOT. From the cones in the picture, it appears they are well aware of the issue and are working to repair it. You can follow up with them here: https://www.ncdot.gov/contact/

I believe the cones were left by AT&T since they had that turning lane blocked with at least four trucks the morning the storm drain cover was broken. I can't say that AT&T broke it since I did not see it happen but the cones look like all the other cones they are dropping around Raleigh during the AT&T/Google fiber showdown. Is the sidewalk not maintained by the city of Raleigh?

I have reported this to DOT twice but they have not responded and it is still a hazard. I was hoping you may know someone that could actually get this fixed.

There has been some sort of issue with the sidewalk here at the corner of Glenwood and St. Mary's that is seemingly going completely unnoticed by the city of Raleigh. It's literally blocking the entire sidewalk forcing us to redirect our baby stroller into oncoming traffic to get around it. Enough is enough. Can someone please show us Raleigh tax payers a little love and fix this? Sincerely, Five Points Taxpayer

There has been some sort of issue with the sidewalk here at the corner of Glenwood and St. Mary's that is seemingly going completely unnoticed by the city of Raleigh. It's literally blocking the entire sidewalk forcing us to redirect our baby stroller into oncoming traffic to get around it. Enough is enough. Can someone please show us Raleigh tax payers a little love and fix this? Sincerely, Five Points Taxpayer

I would imagine that the city would have some maintenance responsibilities even with it being a NCDOT street (but not surprising that NCDOT doesn't care about sidewalks/pedestrians)

This was the DOTs response. It back to you Raleigh. Who's going to fix it?

If it a drain cover on the sidewalk itself, then it is something the City of Raleigh maintains, as the DOT doesn't maintain sidewalks. The city has an online system for reporting such issues

Just found this on the City of Raleigh website - https://raleighnc.seamlessdocs.com/f/SidewalkRepair (I'd submit a request there as well)

Staff have confirmed that this is DOT. Sorry, we cannot work on their property.