Case Date:

3/15/2025

The GigabiteNow crews have been drilling round holes about 9 inches in diameter in many streets in town. I've especially noticed it on W 8th and W 6th Streets because I travel those streets daily on my bicycle, but they are on other streets, too. They have not been filling these holes properly and the holes are becoming a hazard for bicycles. They should be require to go back and properly fill those holes so that they leave the surface smooth with no craters or bumps.

Case Date:

3/15/2025

We continue to experience recurring flooding and standing water. There is a single small drain outlet on our side of the street. Rising water frequently threatens to enter our retail location, especially when cars pass and cause waves. More photos and video available upon request.

Case Date:

3/15/2025

There is a rusting out grill on the west side of the building left here from when the fire department occupied the building. It is presumably broken and seeing as how the city owns the building, and the fire department has left, the city should probably clean that up.

Case Date:

3/15/2025

Significant flooding at the intersection of Blair Ave and W 11th St during today's storm. The intersection completely flooded and spilled over my neighbor's driveway and into my yard, eroding the swale. I had to wade through ankle-deep stormwater multiple times to unclog the street drains, as the rain continued to wash more leaves and debris into them.

Case Date:

3/15/2025

The sidewalk on the W Allen st hill is full of trash and mud is covering the side walk. It could be easily cleaned up and cleared of dirt.

Case Date:

3/15/2025

Street light is out at the intersection of Weymouth and Plymouth Court.

Case Date:

3/16/2025

Trash scattered all around The Manor.

Case Date:

3/16/2025

The pedestrian crossing sign on the west side of College Ave north of the intersection facing east has a non-functioning “tens” digit.

Case Date:

3/16/2025

the street light on the corner of Bryan and Watson has gone out and needs to be replaced.

Case Date:

3/16/2025

The city of Bloomington Winslow Woods property behind my home has a culvert that is completely obstructed by downed trees. When it rains, the storm drainage from Azalea Lane runs into this intermittent creek in the woods and through the culverts. When the water cannot get through the culverts, it starts to flood our backyards. Because of additional downed trees before the culverts silt and clay has started to accumulate and further block water flow. I have requested in the past that the city take care of the trees on their property and the storm drainage flow from Azalea Lane. I could also see a removal of the culverts as there is no reason they are there.