There is a large, dead tree with branches hanging over the B-Line near lamppost 157. It probably needs to be dealt with for safety. If possible, could it be "topped" instead of removed completely? Even 12 feet or so of standing trunk would provide good habitat for woodpeckers and other critters.
On Sunday morning (12/21) five or six dogs ran out of the back door of 1432 Winfield Rd. and proceeded to run around the yard and bark from 9 am until 10:20 am. At 11 pm dogs were barking again.
The roundabout pedestrian island on the NE corner has been broken for over a year. Looks really shabby - pieces of curb/brick broken off into road.
Dangling wires across my yard, coming from the pole across the street. Nothing in house has been affected, but it appears some wires have come away from the house and are dangling in a knot about 4-5 ft off the ground, near my neighbor's drive/sidewalk in the corner of my front yard. This appears to have occurred overnight. There is also some kind of metal box stuck in a neighbor's tree. Have also contacted Comcast in case it's old wire from them.
Buy now installed crazy bright lights on side of building. Please remove
Tree was marked to be cut down almost a year ago. Half knocked down in the storm last night. Please, please come cut it down. Its been a year!
Driving southbound on Walnut St. Pike I came over the hill while driving 30 or 35 and had to slam on my brakes to avoid hitting a car at a dead stop just over the hill. The car was at the end of a line of maybe 5 cars waiting behind a bus picking up a passenger at the bus stop. If a another car had approached during the ~30 seconds I was stopped there I certainly would have gotten rear-ended. The bus stop needs to be relocated so it isn't immediately over the crest of a blind hill. Relocation would be easier if sidewalks extended the length of Walnut St. Pike between Winslow and Rohrer.
Red car leaking gas onto road in front of abandoned house
New Renters using grassy public park as parking lot, Well beyond 723 w Allen st. properly line
There are a few streetlights in Bloomington that need to be fixed. I've had no luck getting Duke Energy to repair them. Since none of these specific streetlights appear on Duke's website maps, I contacted them directly about them. I got a Duke employee to respond a couple of months ago with a text that said, "we will fix them", but as of today they are still not fixed. Maybe the city of Bloomington can contact Duke about them and get them fixed? The streetlights are at the following locations: (1). 2nd St and S Adams St. The only light at this intersection. Very dark at this intersection without the light. (2) On 2nd St, near the intersection of S Patterson Dr. There are two of the green streetlamps that are out. Right next to each other. Directly in front of the store called "Hopes Dispensary". (3) At the intersection of 4th St. and S. Walnut. There are two streetlights at this intersection, but the one that is out is directly over the crosswalk on 4th St. Again, none of these streetlights appear on Duke's maps, and I'm having no luck getting Duke to fix them. Thank you.