Overgrown vegetation on north side of E First is blocking sidewalk. NOTE: apparently someone else reported this same problem on 5/24 in ticket #183948. The city closed the case on 5/26 with a Notice of Violation but nothing has happened yet to make the sidewalk passable.
Overgrown vegetation on the north side of E First St is blocking the sidewalk
Japanese knotweed.
Our water is brown and running the sinks is not fixing the issue.
Parking Meter 4THE 100-A in Zone 7602 ate my dollar coins but would not give me credit for parking time. This occurred Friday, June 16 shortly before 6:00 p.m.
Hello. My child and I were attempting to cross Bloomfield Road, on Rolling Ridge, heading north. We pushed the button to get a signal change, and waited at least five minutes, but the lights never changed. We had to wait until there was a break in traffic long enough for us to run across the road. this is dangerous and inconvenient. Thanks for your attention. Amy
Continuous issue with letting their dog roam freely without a leash on. No owner in sight when dog is let out. This is becoming an issue because their dog is approaching my dog when he’s on a leash and approaching other dogs while they’re on their leashes. This can cause a lot of issues as to children in the area and possibly an adult. The neighbor is also allowing the dog to urinate on other people’s front porches. The address is: 5227 N Raubs Lane, Bloomington, IN 47404
Pedestrians should not have to push a button to get a walk signal on the east side of the intersection. Coming from campus we can’t see whether the light is green for Woodlawn traffic and people often assume someone else has already pushed the button, then people dart across hoping they have time, not wanting to wait through a whole other light cycle. There is no downside to an automatic walk signal on the east side of the intersection.
Water main break? Water streaming out of the street
shoes on power line on Morningside west of n Smith in Park Ridge