Business signage blocking wheelchair access. I shoved the sign off the sidewalk today (8/29) but didn't speak to the business. Please check back with the business to explain to not block the sidewalk for accessibility
In light of President Trump not being a surrender commie supporter. As I am ready the news Trump declares boarder a military base. Great idea. Will you stop acting like surrender commies and repeal your may 2010 surrender boycott of sb 1070?
Emailed Bloomingfoods in April 2026 requesting repair to the bricks under the gazebo so wheelchair can use it as part of accessible entrance instead of going through the parking lot and navigating around pulling in and out of parking spots. Have not received a response from them, and no repair has happened.
Emailed Bloomingfoods in May 2026 requesting repair to accessible ramp entrance pavement breaking. Haven't received a response, and no repair has happened.
I have reported the overgrowth of these roses to Bloomingfoods multiple times in the past year or so. They keep growing across the accessible entrance ramp. Bloomingfoods will cut them back if I email them, but I believe they need to be more proactive about it. Currently growing across the ramp entrance as of 8/15.
It is so difficult to get into the doorway at the lower level entrance to Fountain Square on S Walnut St (the closest entrance to Brightside Cafe) in a wheelchair. The metal transition strip looks bent and doesn't span the full height of the step, so it's not fully wheelchair accessible. Very hard to enter without a push-to-open button in a wheelchair. Still very difficult even if someone holds the door for me, because of the height of the transition. Let me know if you'd like me to show Michael Shermis in-person. Thank you.
Fell on cement slap.
Would you have the city tepaint the accessible lane in front of kilroys (36 inches is recommended)
My name is Ya-Feng Wang. I came to the State of Indiana about ten years ago due to a government job. In Bloomington, IN, the housing issue is a big problem. In the fall of 2018, I was homeless for about 4~5 months. The previous managers at Cambridge Square Bloomington arranged to let me move into an apartment in Dec. 2018. It is hard to get things done in Bloomington, IN. It is hard to find an apartment. It is hard to find a good doctor. It is hard to find a mechanic. My cars are old Volvo cars. It is more difficulty to find one. It is not my fault. If I cannot find one, I cannot create one. As I am getting older, I even have a hard time to take care of myself. In the fall of 2025, I had some serious health issues. My vision has become extremely poor. I even had a hard time to do some treatment. They just assume that I violated parking policies. They evicted me. Since last fall, I spent all of my time searching for legal assistance and an apartment. All efforts were useless. The court is very biased. Finally, they evicted me. I do not know what to do. My pity Volvo cars were towed. At the last moment, the manager was still threatening to let me sleep on street. With the help of relatives, I have a temporary place to stay. I lost a lot of premium frozen meat, household goods, folding tables, chairs, floor lamps, mattress, etc. Cambridge Square is for people with disabilities and elders to have a place to stay. Government intended to assist those people with disabilities. It is totally wrong to be extremely tough on those Federal protected individuals with disabilities. Many tenants there hate the management there. They try to organize associations to have their own rights. I encourage the city to investigate the situation and to help those pity tenants.
Elevator is frequently broken, there's no communication with residents of this apartment building to apologize or explain why it's broken or when it will be repaired. Last time it was broken starting Nov 20 2025 for 138 days, now it has been broken since May 13 2026, 35 days ago.