Potholes directly in front of the house at 625 W 7th Street, both eastbound and westbound. Large number of potholes on the westbound side of the street closest to Fairview elementary.
Lots of potholes southbound on S Rogers.
Lots of potholes on the southbound side of S Maple Street.
The water fountain on the B-Line between 4th and 5th Streets is not operational.
Vacant lot on W Rosewood Dr. grass 2 ft high or more
I received an email from John Hewitt titled ‘closed can’t fix’ and stating no address was included. IT’S IN THE PHOTO
Trash bins being stored on street.
Tenants left pile of trash bags by the street. Animals can dig through them.
The Bloomington traffic database reports 5 multivehicle accidents at North and Henderson in 2018 and 2019, all of them shortly before the 8AM start of class or after the 3PM end of class at BHSS. None were reported for 2020 when BHSS was online for most of the year. NO accidents are reported on the neighboring intersections of Henderson and E Miller, or Henderson and E South Rd, both of which have stop signs. To anyone who drives there, this is a much more dangerous intersection than the majority of intersections where 4-way stop signs have been installed. Indeed when one first uses the intersection one expects 4-way stop signs based on the usual Bloomington pattern for roads with prominent crosswalks, which makes the absence even more dangerous. Please fix this before my daughters start driving to high school next year. I'd prefer they walk but that intersection is even more dangerous for pedestrians.
The intersection of Henderson St and North Dr lacks a stop sign. It is the main exit for BHSS and is extremely dangerous. Cars are moving quite fast on Henderson, there are high school students crossing there, and there the high school is full of new drivers. As an experienced driver I can say it is the most dangerous intersection I have regularly gone through. And in front of a high school! Bloomington is full of 4 way stop signs everywhere. Why this strange exception where one is really, really needed?