This broken down vehicle blocking access to two properties at 1406 W 6th street. It is parking in the grass of an undeveloped city alleyway. It is not running, blocking two properties and blocking a city alleyway
There is not enough parking space in the driveway for the number of cars this house has. So, because no parking is allowed on the street, every day after 5-6 pm, and all day on weekends a car is parked in the yard. Is parking enforcement available evenings or weekends? This has been going on for months.
Vehicle parked on sidewalk and grass in front of trades garage. Port o potty’s now on grass area of city parking garage.
Old Cadillac with a flat tire and open sunroof has been parked on the grass with the rear partially blocking the alley. It's been there for months with an expired plate
This is a heads up that the parking app that the City Of Bloomington uses isn’t working, at least for me. I don’t know if other users are having this problem, but it won’t sign me in. I have an existing account, and it says it will send you an email, but it never does. I’ve checked my spam folder. I tried this Thursday, and today (Friday) and still no email from either time. I’m using quarters now but I think it’s worth harassing the company.
I received a ticket in the mail for a parking citation in your town. I have never traveled to Bloomington, In nor has the vehicle associated with the plate number named on the citation. Citation # is: 24204708224 Plate # is :188061 Wyoming
It would be great if parking enforcement could come around some on big weekends. Most weekends cars are parked to intrude slightly on my drive, clearly parked in the visible yellow paint. It's mostly only annoying but does reduce visibility and can make it tricky for me to back out. Thanks!
There are two vehicles blocking access to two properties in the neighborhood. There is work that needs to be done to these properties. The work is having to be rescheduled because these cars continue to park in the undeveloped alleyway in between the two properties. The city of Bloomington needs signage to let people know it is not to be blocked. The owner of these vehicles lives at 1405 W 6th street. These vehicles were supposed to be ticketed and towed. The previous case was closed but there is no resolution.
Sunday 6:30 a.m.: Jeep with Indiana license plate #IE 6720 parked too close to the intersection of Maxwell Lane and the 900 south block of Eastside Drive.
Cars regularly park on the front yard of this property instead of on the street