Case Date:

4/19/2016

there is a vehicle parked on the sidewalk at 6th and grant

Case Date:

4/20/2016

I just got a tickets because you claimed that I parked at Lot 5 without permit. However, according to the free parking place showed on your website, the Lot 5 is free for first three hours (in the metered non-reserved spaces only Monday - Friday 8am - 5pm). I'm pretty sure I didn't park at reserved place. Since this type of ticket cannot appeal, I've paid the ticket, but I just want to and need to know the reason why I've got this ticket.

Case Date:

4/22/2016

Truck parked in alley between S. Dunn and Palmer again (on Wilson) - blocking access to alley for residents.

Case Date:

4/22/2016

Another car parked unattended in the alley between S. Dunn and Palmer on Wilson blocking access to residents.

Case Date:

4/25/2016

car parked in bike lane around 611 north washington street

Case Date:

4/25/2016

534 S. Washington. Again.

Case Date:

4/25/2016

Illegally parked faded red Intrepid with army veteran plates

Case Date:

4/25/2016

Illegally parked truck. Black F150. Parked on yellow curb.

Case Date:

5/7/2016

Recently I have had numerous experiences in which the parking meter took my coins but did not apply time. Today it was parking meter 76130 on 6th st. I put $1.05 in quarters and dimes. I got 31 minutes on the meter. This has happened at meters near the library and on the square. I am not concerned so much about the amount of money I am putting in the meter but that I may run out of time because I don't have enough change even though I have filled the meter. When are the meters maintained? how does one complain in the moment?

Case Date:

5/12/2016

Driving home on I-69, I foolishly decided to stop in Bloomington for s bite to eat. I parked on Kirkwood where another car was parked. I parked at a meter that was not posted "No Parking". I went into a pizza place, ordered, and came back to my car withing 5 mins. I was sitting in the car when a policeman approached. He was very rude, informing me it was a No Parking Zone. It appears I did not see the sign, as it was on the ground, and I should have been looking on the ground before parking. I made it very clear that I was just there for a moment, but still got a ticket. A ticket that had to be paid within a week or it doubled. That's quite a racket you have going there. I learned a very valuable lesson though. Bloomington is not a welcoming town for visitors who don't know the rules. I will not be stopping in Bloomington on any future trips on I-69.