Case Date:

4/13/2025

The manhole covers on 3rd Street near the bike lane between Woodlawn and Indiana have sunken in, causing large dips in the roadway.

Case Date:

2/25/2025

7th st alternate bike route is confusing. aifhn points against one way street. need to mark 7st with more bike designation. also, sewer grates will catch cyclists tires. mees to rotate. tx

Case Date:

3/13/2025

Lots of tree debris/Sweet Gum balls in the 400 block of Faculty (between Hunter and Atwater). Students are gone next week and there are no cars on the street now.

Case Date:

3/19/2024

Would you please send a street sweeper down Faculty Ave between Atwater and Hunter. Lots of sweet gum balls in the street make walking hazardous. Thank you.

Case Date:

9/8/2025

Sand and gravel on pavement making bike lane hazardous at intersection of Lincoln St. bike lane and Smith Ave.

Case Date:

7/10/2025

The corner of Smith Avenue and Morton Street has a large pot hole and lots of gravel. Thank you for your time.

Case Date:

2/23/2022

At the dead-end of 13th Street where it does not connect with Madison Street, there appears to be no drainage route for water to leave. During rain, it ponds, blocking the sidewalk and the road. The pond remains well after the rain stops. Can some provision for drainage be provided?

Case Date:

5/16/2024

Storm drain is failing and needs new housing.

Case Date:

3/14/2024

Near the alley way at 401 N Dunn water does not drain properly and builds up with gravel and dirt making it difficult for handicap travel. 8th Street has been paved over so many times that drainage is impaired. There is quite a bit of debris there now and this holds a lot of water during a rain event. Finally the alley has been patched a little but it is in pretty bad shape and needs redone. Thank you; Dave Kamen

Case Date:

6/18/2025

Small sinkhole roughly 1 foot in diameter has appeared in the drainage ditch area in front of our main production facility. The hole is knee deep but appears to have very soft ground inside. The hole is very close to a fire hydrant, so we aren't sure if its a result of storm drainage/runoff, or if there might be a leak somewhere. We're hoping the City of Bloomington can come out to take a look and advise of next steps.