Case Date:

3/18/2026

This WHOLE road is bad. S Yost Ave

Case Date:

3/18/2026

Multiple potholes infront of Fresh Thyme all down through Jump N Joeys. Multiple extremely deep, could potentially destroy tires.

Case Date:

3/18/2026

This is actually not a complaint—I just wanted to say a big thank you to all the City staff who worked with INDOT to change their project plans and save 8 of the big, beautiful oak trees along Pete Ellis Drive. As someone who lives over here and walks along Pete Ellis Drive frequently, I really appreciate these trees. Thank you so much!

Case Date:

3/18/2026

Please fix lights—they’ve been out for a while now. Thank you

Case Date:

3/18/2026

Multiple pot holes

Case Date:

3/18/2026

Just after you turn from the bypass towards campus, BIG pothole on the right side of car lane! Thought it was going to ooo my tires! Didn’t see it in time to avoid it!

Case Date:

3/18/2026

Pothole needs to be filled. Thanks--

Case Date:

3/18/2026

Street sign needs reattached after one of our nights of big winds. Thanks!

Case Date:

3/18/2026

Richard Harding this in this unit. They have 4 dogs 3 of wich are bigger breeds. They are not feeding the animals or taking them outside. They keep all 3 bigger breeds in a very small cage all the time. They are very abused and need help.

Case Date:

3/18/2026

You have elevated concrete all over the roads now. You have little triangles at the intersections that you have curbs to mark off the bicycle lanes, you have medians with trees on them, and you have high curbs and narrow roads like on Sare Rd just south of Moore's Pike. But what you don't have in many of these areas with concrete structures rising 8 to 12 in off the ground, is STREET LIGHTS!!! So, a person driving at night has difficulty seeing these structures, and, in my case, I did damage to the underside of my car because I drove right up onto one of these triangular concrete structures at an intersection. I've also hit the high curb on Sare Rd, where you are driving precariously between a risen concrete median and a high curb, making the road very narrow and of course, it is unlit. I know that you guys want to keep up with the latest "progressive" trends of Europe (as if it were not failing in every way so I don't see why), but really, use common sense and put some street lights wherever you're going to put these high concrete structures in the road. Because at night, and especially when it's raining or snowing, it's practically impossible to see these structures sometimes and the result is, one does damage to one's car, courtesy of the city of bloomington, to which I happen to be paying my local taxes to support this lunacy.