There is a large pile of trash at the home on the corner of 2nd and Rose that has been there for over a week. This seems to be a problem with a non-local owner perhaps? The house is across from the walking bridge between Rose and 2nd St. Thanks.
Along creek between Fairview and Patterson is homeless camp with much debris/needles and more. Terrible sanitation and mess from June 18-19 flooding. Enormous mess. A terrible blight on our neighborhood.
A couple of weeks ago a tree/lanscaping company cut down a large tree between Meadow Park Apartments and 610 Flats on N. Smith Road; however, they never returned to clean up the pieces. I would apprecaite the tree actually being removed (and used for mulch or the like). Thank you.
There are several large dead limbs in trees from 719-721 w 15th St.
There's been trash flung all over the sidewalk and area for weeks now. The sidewalk under and near the train underpass is also nasty and needs cleaning. Both sidewalk areas are also overgrown with plants
There is tons of trash from homeless camps/people all along the b-line. Most importantly by Kroger seminary square and under the bridge by grimes and Morton. Since the city refuses to clean it up or hold anybody accountable, I urge all Bloomington residents to pick up the trash and dump it on the courthouse. Don’t worry you can’t get in any trouble, since they have known about these issues for multiple months and are ok with not doing anything they cannot all of a sudden decide to enforce the laws now! #takebackourcity
Construction debris and concrete run-off not cleaned up by construction crew. Debris is flowing down the alley causing a mess.
Construction debris and concrete run-off not cleaned up by construction crew. Debris is flowing down the alley causing a mess.
The asphalt pavement in the street at the front of my neighbors drive buckled up and all the chunks of asphalt washed down the curb in front of my house at 3005 S. Olcott Blvd. I have cleared my drain and the two across the street but don’t know what to do with asphalt chunks. Thanks
Debris from flooding—gravel and asphalt which eroded during the 6/18 storm is covering the street