Case Date:

6/25/2025

Injured deer, still alive but on the road

Case Date:

7/7/2025

I reported the issue with the drain (pictured in this request). The request was closed - saying "can't fix". What additional information is needed or who should I contact about repair of this hole? The drain is located in front of our driveway at 2705 S. Creekside Court, 47401. Thank you.

Case Date:

7/6/2025

A large POTHOLE on N. Kinser Pike (at corner of Maroon Way, to Bloomington North) was recently repaired (2-3 weeks ago) but has recurred. It would appear that the asphalt was TOO SOFT at the time of allowing the cars to resume traffic over the repair site and so the asphalt collapsed and we now have resumption of the pothole. This pothole still needs a satisfactory repair please.

Case Date:

7/3/2025

Recent rains have made a ten inch trench in the unpaved alley next to 823 W. 4th, on the hill up 3rd Street.

Case Date:

7/7/2025

The asphalt surrounding the storm drain is sinking creating a hole by the drain.

Case Date:

7/1/2025

noty enough fix it signals

Case Date:

6/18/2025

No parking sign is down. The location is on 10th Street, West of College Avenue.

Case Date:

7/8/2025

The Southwest Branch of the library is currently inaccessible to people with mobility issues. The road and driveway are completely blocked off and a worker suggested I park at the middle school parking lot. This would have been a long walk across uneven, unsafe terrain to reach the library. This is unacceptable, and it's a violation of the Americans With Disabilities Act. That whole project has been a mess for weeks, requiring people to drive through a one-lane roadway without a flagger or light (the portion near the library). The roadway has not been paved for weeks. It's being handled very poorly, but today's situation is illegal.

Case Date:

7/3/2025

Once again, case #203266 seems to be going nowhere . . .

Case Date:

7/5/2025

Water quality has gotten extremely bad the last week. We (Starbucks store) monitor our water filtration system regularly and normally need to change the filter every 3-4 months (filters are rated to last up to 6 months but they ask us to change them once they become "latte colored"). Saturday 6/28, we found that our water filter was nearly completely black despite being only 1 month old. We changed the filter on Sunday 6/29 and within 24 hours it had already turned "latte colored" (tan). By Tuesday 7/1, it had already turned a dark brown and we had our water filtration system contractor Icee come out and check over the system, run a refresh, and change all changeable parts. Today, Saturday 7/5, the filter is back to being a dark brown color. We are concerned about what is in the water coming through our system and for those around us consuming tap water.