Case Date:

5/24/2025

Home is on double lot, was in tough shape inside and out; took two years to sell due to condition (initial asking 450,000 sold at 170,600) but finally sold a few months ago. Seller moved out; Neighbors have no info on who bought it but assume investors who will tear down to build 2 new homes. We are writing on behalf of all surrounding neighbors. City did arrange for lawn to finally be mowed (thank you!) but there are other more serious issues: 1. A backyard in ground pool no longer has required fencing in yard and pool cover has come off, water is green/moldy. No fencing hazard for wandering children playing, animals but we are concerned about mosquitoes, etc. 2. All sorts of large pieces of siding are flapping all day long in the wind. In storms the sound can be heard houses away and we all are waiting for the day they rip off and come flying down! 3. A fox family has nested in home - literally underneath 1010 from several entries all around (may be inside?) There are five in total (mom with 4 kits - all now full size) They play around pool area and romp in yard which is lovely to watch but now when it means they are leaving rabbit, bird, animal carcasses all over this property and in our yards. Wildlife told us that any neighbor can pay for trapping them as they won't move them. Seriously - all of us?! Fox family are now going after neighborhood cats, and having growling matches with dogs being walked, especially in the evening. Again, they are absolutely beautiful to watch but not the right habitat. Our daily lives are affected by their habitat next door. No owner name to contact for any of us to ask them to clean up carcasses which also now cause more insect issues - ticks, fleas, mosquito, flies in addition to moldy pool water. Some of us have started piling carcasses up in one place on property. The irony here is that the original owner was Bruce Jennings ... who worked in HAND Dept. for many years before passing away. :-( Thanks for anything you can do. Suggestion to add: New owners would be smart to reach out to all on the street to introduce themselves and help us learn more about their plans. We have lived here forty years; this block is a tight knit, close group of caring neighbors who are reasonable and look forward to new plans for 1010! Thank you. (we have a lot of photos if that is helpful but the narrative seems to sum it up)

Case Date:

10/29/2024

Update to my previous report regarding 801 East Grimes Lane, Bloomington, Indiana. A hawk got to the squirrel and now it is scattered across the lawn instead. Thank you.

Case Date:

10/29/2024

Excuse me, but there is a dead squirrel across the street from 800 East Grimes Lane, Bloomington Indiana. It's on the sidewalk. Thank you.

Case Date:

10/20/2024

As of 2:00PM on Sunday 10/20/24 there was a dead, flat, opossum sized animal, on the north side of the street along the curb, in front of the purple house on the corner of E Hillside and S Park Ave. It blends in with the leaves and debris. Thank you.

Case Date:

3/24/2024

There is a dead animal in the street in front of 724 S Washington St.

Case Date:

3/24/2024

There is a dead animal in the street in front of 724 S Washington St. Requesting that the Sanitation Dept please remove it. Thank you.

Case Date:

2/14/2024

On the west side of S. Washington St. just south of E. Dixie St there is a brick apartment building. On the lawn of this building is a mostly decomposed animal with white skull showing and ribs poking up in the air. The address number I can see on the side of the building is 908. Please remove this debris. Thank you.

Case Date:

1/9/2024

There is a small black dog that looks like a terroir mix at 1105 S Stull Ave. It keeps coming into the yard of the property we manage 1101 S Stull. Today the dog bit someone taking a tour of the house. They did not draw blood from that bite. After talking to the tenant we learned that they have also been bitten by the dog and that it did draw blood. We would appreciated it if the dog stayed in it's own yard.

Case Date:

3/7/2023

Constantly walks his two dogs, Rottweiler and Newfoundland, off-leash around the area. They chase down people and dogs and he shrugs it off when people yell at him for it.

Case Date:

1/18/2023

This neighbor walks his two very large dogs (black and tan Rottweiler and black Newfoundland) without a leash every day around 4-5pm. His dogs are aggressive and have attacked multiple dogs in the neighborhood both in Bryan Park and by going onto other peoples’ property. Please do something about this so that our neighborhood is safe.