Case Date:

2/10/2026

No snow removed from sidewalks

Case Date:

2/10/2026

Home owner is letting his dogs go to the bathroom on the sidewalk and not picking it up. Dog feces frozen in the snow on the sidewalk. Same issue in the summer, owner not picking up after dogs.

Case Date:

2/10/2026

Ticket #208026 is still unresolved after 11 days. Sidewalk remains unshoveled - it is trampled down by all of the pedestrians. Additionally, the large houses just south of the school on the east side of High St have also not shoveled their sidewalks.

Case Date:

2/10/2026

Ticket #208026 is still unresolved after 11 days. Sidewalk remains unshoveled - it is trampled down by all of the pedestrians. Additionally, the large houses just south of the school on the east side of High St have also not shoveled their sidewalks.

Case Date:

2/10/2026

Apartment complex has not shoveled sidewalk. Please cite.

Case Date:

2/10/2026

Snow plowed up 3or 4 feet high from snow plows blocking the sidewalk at this corner. It my understanding that this section of sidewalk (handicap ramp) is the responsibility of the City of Bloomington, this was told to me by the City of Bloomington. The snow has been here since 25 January.

Case Date:

2/10/2026

Snow plowed up 3or 4 feet high from snow plows blocking the sidewalk at this corner. It my understanding that this section of sidewalk (handicap ramp) is the responsibility of the City of Bloomington, this was told to me by the City of Bloomington. The snow has been here since 25 January.

Case Date:

2/10/2026

Snow plowed up 3or 4 feet high from snow plows blocking the sidewalk at this corner. It my understanding that this section of sidewalk (handicap ramp) is the responsibility of the City of Bloomington, this was told to me by the City of Bloomington. The snow has been here since 25 January.

Case Date:

2/10/2026

We're in the third week of this snow and this business hasn't so much as attempted to clear their sidewalk. It makes it dangerous for pedestrians who are forced into the street in the early mornings or evenings.

Case Date:

2/10/2026

In both the large and small dog parks the obstacles are rotting. There are stacked logs that my dog has loved jumping on/over as part of the obstacle coarse. Last summer those were rotting away and becoming a hazard for any dog to be on. They have further degraded. They are ready to collapse at any point with weight applied, but also the shear amount of wood pieces that could become splintered into a paw is a major health and safety risk to all dogs. I would love to see these replaced and maintenanced on a regular basis to ensure they don’t become a safety hazard. If at all possible some further spacing on the log obstacles would be great as well. They are too close together and cause her to take pause in between jumps to readjust her body before she can jump to the next. Some more space between would allow for a smooth transition from obstacle to obstacle. Thank you so much for all that you do.