My husband and I were in Bloomington two weeks ago. We are from out of state. While driving the streets around the campus, we were shocked at how dark every street is. Especially now with the upperclass students moving off campus into apartments and houses this next school year, the city of Bloomington needs to take their safety into consideration.
street light out on Mulberry Drive right in front of 3316 E. Mulberry Drive Bloomington 47401
The light is broken
Street light making buzzing sound each night at 6:45. Extremely loud that they cannot stay outside. Email to spope6@ yahoo.com
How do I request to have street light attached to telephone pole moved down one or two, closer to 3 way stop sign
I am at my daughters house, watching grandkids, and first time ever to park in her garage, I back out, watching for her cats and back into the street light at end of her drive. It is on the ground. (I am unsure if this is the correct place to report this.)
3rd and Franklin is back on a timer and not a smart light. Heavy backups at rush hour.
There are 2 street lights on Kegg Rd. in front of the gymnasium whose anchored cables have come detached. I am not sure if this poses a hazard or not, but it makes me nervous every time I run by them and especially with so many parents and kids walking on that sidewalk. It would be nice if they could be fixed. I assume the city owns them but I'm not totally sure.
Street light at Forrester and Gosport is burnt out.
Street light at corner of Allen & Dunn Curt’s on and off every few minutes. This is on the Allen & Covenanter Greenway. Heavy foot and bike traffic. Light is above speed bump. Beaty hard for bikers/walkers to see bump. Also there have been recent reports of cars being rummaged though in the neighborhood. Light might help deterre this.