open #214980
Sidewalk & Curb Complaints
122 S Walnut St
- Case Date:
- 10/15/2026
Wired box of some kind is open and loose on the sidewalk. Please see to it that this does not present a tripping or electrical hazard.
Wired box of some kind is open and loose on the sidewalk. Please see to it that this does not present a tripping or electrical hazard.
Hello, I am writing to request a pedestrian safety assessment of the marked crosswalk on East 10th Street, connecting North Woodbridge Drive and East John Hinkle Place in Bloomington. I live on North Woodbridge Drive and regularly use this crosswalk to reach East John Hinkle Place. I have serious concerns about pedestrian safety at this location, particularly given the volume of traffic traveling in both directions at approximately 40 mph. Although the crosswalk is marked, there are no pedestrian-activated warning lights to alert approaching drivers. At these traffic speeds, I believe the existing markings alone provide insufficient warning, creating an unnecessary risk for pedestrians, especially at night. I would like to formally request that the city evaluate installing Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacons (RRFBs) at this crossing. These pedestrian-activated flashing lights would provide motorists with additional warning when someone is attempting to cross East 10th Street. Please let me know whether the city can conduct a safety assessment at this location and what steps would be necessary to consider this improvement. Thank you for your time and consideration.
Work is being done in front of the animal shelter to widen the sidewalk. It looks amazing. The trouble is using the detour while this work is going on. It’s very hard/unsafe to cross the street there and is very unsafe to use the road. Tuesday October 13th I was able to use the detour to get to my destination. On my way home I was not, after 5pm. They blocked it while I was at my destination.
the outside lane has been closed for weeks, if not months. No one works on the street, but it is closed with barrels.
Can someone ask these people working on this construction site to move their portable toilet out of sight a bit, maybe to the back of the lot? It is right there on the street, and it looks like this project is going to take until next summer. Aren't there rules about such things?
There is a 5-6" circular hole/pit in the street. It is in the east-bound traffic lane on 4th Street, not the bicycle lane, about 25' west of College.
The construction in the lot of 203 E 10th St has loud machinery, banging, beeping, and demolition noise beginning as early as approximately 7:00 a.m, if not earlier. The prolonged noise is disruptive to nearby residents, particularly during the early morning hours, and makes it difficult to sleep and comfortably use our homes. This noise has been occurring for more than two weeks, consistently at extremely early hours. I would appreciate any steps that can be taken to minimize the disruption to neighboring residents. Thank you for your attention to this issue.
When is the left turn arrow going to come back for northbound traffic coming from Rogers and turning west on Patterson?
Please add a yellow curb to the intersection of 15th and Walnut. Vehicles parked up to the stop sign make turning onto and out of 15th st challenging. Additionally I thought this parked car was waiting to turn and held up traffic on walnut before I realized it was parked.
Please add a yellow curb to the intersection of 15th and Walnut. Vehicles parked up to the stop sign make turning onto and out of 15th st challenging. Additionally I thought this parked car was waiting to turn and held up traffic on walnut before I realized it was parked.