closed #198827
Trash
819 N Indiana Ave
- Case Date:
- 10/15/2024
Trash and recycling bins left out post 24 hours of collections
Trash and recycling bins left out post 24 hours of collections
Hello. The team laying the fiber cables dug up my front yard to lay the fiber. There are still cones and a pile of dirt in my front yard. I’d like to go ahead and repair the damage to my yard, but as the cones are still present, I’m not sure if the team is coming back to dig more. Please advise. Also, the team dug a hole in the street in front of my driveway. They filled it with gravel, but the gravel is starting to settle and there is now a depression in the street. Will this hole be properly repaired soon? Thank you.
There hole the street that someone could fall and trip into / over in front of my house. It appears to be done by a utility company as it is marked FP but it does not have any protective cones around it. As this is a safety hazard, please confirm you can either block it off or repair it asap. Thank you!
I am away on business and person watching my house reported that my front yard was dug up by the nuisance folks doing some kind of work in Ron Heifhts. Will the city be reseeding and fixing this area of grass between sidewalk and curb? No one contacted me whatsoever about this work or that they would be digging up my yard. Date of incident 10/22/2024
Pair of floodlights on second floor of back (north) side of house are shining directly at neighbor's house across alley and bathing it in bright, harsh light all night long.
There is not enough parking space in the driveway for the number of cars this house has. So, because no parking is allowed on the street, every day after 5-6 pm, and all day on weekends a car is parked in the yard. Is parking enforcement available evenings or weekends? This has been going on for months.
Vehicle parked on sidewalk and grass in front of trades garage. Port o potty’s now on grass area of city parking garage.
Groundhog roadkill spotted
Old Cadillac with a flat tire and open sunroof has been parked on the grass with the rear partially blocking the alley. It's been there for months with an expired plate
I'm writing to express my gratitude for the efforts Bloomington Parks and Rec is making to support reduce pollution, save money, and support native species and ecosystem services in our city parks. I've been particularly delighted to see former areas of lawn in Winslow Park and Crestmont Park converted to no mow zones and planted with native trees! After just a short period of time, these areas are already supporting wildlife and adding natural beauty (asters were blooming today!) in a ways that mowed lawns never could. Thank you for supporting these no mow zones - I'd love to see more of them!