Case Date:

10/15/2026

Wired box of some kind is open and loose on the sidewalk. Please see to it that this does not present a tripping or electrical hazard.

Case Date:

10/14/2026

The sidewalks and transitions to the road are awful on both sides of Georgetown. No way to push a stroller or wheelchair over these.

Case Date:

10/13/2026

Electrical box that shares a space with a tree next to the sidewalk, is on the ground with exposed and frayed wires. Please see to it that this does not present an electrical hazard.

Case Date:

10/13/2026

Sidewalk behind trees makes it difficult to navigate a stroller. There's a lot of mud and uneven sidewalk and it doesn't seem to be maintained well.

Case Date:

10/13/2026

The sidewalks in the 400 block of East Kirkwood Avenue are filthy and in need of power washing. Ground-in food waste and street grime, and lack of regular, proper cleaning and maintenance are evident in this area. A deep cleaning would certainly improve the aesthetics of this block, on both sides of Kirkwood. (This is the biock with Greetings, Five Guys, Nick’s English Hut and The Village Deli on the north side, and Upstairs Pub and Raising Canes on the south.) Is this maintenance the responsibility of the City or the property owners? What can be done to improve the street appeal of one the City’s major pedestrian corridors?

Case Date:

10/9/2026

Previous u-report listed the wrong location Curbs in front of 707 and 703 w 7th need repainted

Case Date:

10/9/2026

Yellow curbs in front of 707 w 7th st are fading and difficult to see. Could use a touch up. There are several other neighbors curbs that could use painting as well

Case Date:

10/5/2026

Overgrown plant encroaching on sidewalk, and sidewalk covered in sand/gravel. Not accessible

Case Date:

10/5/2026

Additional photo for ureport 214733

Case Date:

10/5/2026

I have reported this twice, both times it was marked as resolved by Brighten Bloomington. The issue was never resolved fully. It is not only the recurring gravel that is an issue, it is also how far the plants are growing into the sidewalk. Even once the gravel is cleared, the plants still make the sidewalk less than 36 inches wide, so it's not accessible. Photo is from today. Requesting gravel debris is cleared and plants are appropriately cut back Previous tickets: 204346, 206276.