The two way bike lane on Henderson between Smith and Hunter is full of snow, piled there by snow plows. This is not a sidewalk but part of the city's bicycle infrastructure and the city should not plow snow onto it.
The house west of 402 S. Highland has a drainage pipe out to the alleyway (alley south of Atwater, between highland and Ballantine). Due to the heavy rains and this pipe, there is a huge gully in the alleyway that makes it nearly impossible and quite treacherous to get to our parking spot off the alley. The gully is deepening (is deeper than this photo attached, which was taken earlier this summer) and alley is becoming impassable. Our renters depend on the parking spot and need to be able to access it.
we have mold in our basement that our landlord has failed to fix. is there a way to get this checked out by the city so we can know for certain whether or not this mold is a problem? we are worried about our health. thank you! 402 S. Mitchell Street, Bloomington IN
I just submitted another ticket for this location but made a mistake. The shrubs are blocking the sidewalk on the west side of the street south of smith
There are shrubs blocking the sidewalk on the east side of Rogers south of Smith
There’s a woman who sleeps and/ or stays under the old Small Favors back entrance who routinely shouts at passersby all day, every day. For years now. She definitely needs help of some sort, but those of us who love or work down here are pretty fed up.
Street light at corner of W Skyline Dr. and Kinser Pike is out.
Every week I visit on Fridays for free flower Friday and there are always 2 female employees who smoke right outside the entrance. I respect the fact that they have a want for a smoking break, but not right outside the entrance to their own store, where non-smoking employees and customers have to inhale 2nd hand smoke. As well, there is another lady who I have seen vaping inside of the store. This is unacceptable, and I am not the only customer who I have heard complain.
There's some sand on Rogers Street where it intersects the B-Line on the east side of Rogers. The sand is right in front of the curb ramp. Is there a way that you can sweep it? It seems like a bit of a slipping hazard when you are on a bike. Thanks for all you do!
Two SUVs parked on sidewalk