Hi. On https://bloomington.in.gov/directory the entries under Bloomington Transit are mostly out of date. E.g. Lew May's email address is mayl@bloomingtontransit.com, the phone # is (812) 336-7433, their internet contact is via a form at http://bloomingtontransit.com/contact-us/. Thanks!
At Butler Park 9th St. when sledding down the hill from the restroom/shelter area there is a tree in the middle of the run which creates a hazard. Many children have crashed into the tree. Please respond to discuss. Hoping for the tree to be removed.
I am the President of Sigma Phi Epsilon, a fraternity on campus at Indiana University. On the night/morning of February 26-27 our chapter stone was vandalized. What looks to be black spray paint was used and inappropriate words and images were superimposed over the crest and name engraved on the stone. The stone itself is located on the south end of our property. Our address is 815 N. Jordan Avenue, Bloomington, IN 47406. Our security cameras unfortunately do not capture this area of the property.
The sidewalks on Hawthorne Drive next to the Emereti House (1015 E. Atwater) and Math building are NEVER cleared. They have not been cleared at all this winter and I don't ever remember them being cleared. Now they are treacherous. It is one of the main walking arteries to/from campus. Who is responsible for these sidewalks? Thank you.
The sidewalks on Hawthorne Drive next to the Emereti House and Math building are NEVER cleared. They have not been cleared at all this winter and I don't ever remember them being cleared. Now they are treacherous. It is one of the main walking arteries to/from campus. Who is responsible for these sidewalks? Thank you.
The sidewalks along North Walnut street north of 10th street heading under the train tracks are covered in snow and ice, and have probably not been cleared since the first snow a couple weeks ago. There is a lot of pedestrian traffic through here, and having these walks cleared would be nice. The west side sidewalk under the tracks hasn't been cleared at all, and on the east side parts of the walk are cleared, but a large mound of snow was deposited in the middle of the sidewalk, forcing pedestrians into Walnut street to get around.
We would like to request this tree be removed or relocated to a different area. It is blocking our sign and property. It is by the road past the sidewalk. 3211 E 10th St.
Trash and empty beer/liquor bottles are constantly piling up along the south side of the stone mansion at 321 north washington street.
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Olcott Park trail is snow plowed regularly. The paved connector path on the from the east side of the Olcott Park trail loop down to S. Mill Stone Way is not being plowed and causing a safety hazard. Multiple people have fallen when the snow melts and refreezes. This is only another 100 feet of trail and would only take an additional minute or two to plow. Also, the paved connector path between Olcott Park loop trail and the Jackson Creek Middle School parking lot never gets plowed either. No way for kids in the neighborhood to get to the trail safely from the school parking lot. Could the snow plow operator please take an additional few minutes to clear these two small sections that connect to the Olcott Park loop trail! Thank you!