At least a month ago, either the owners of, or the renters of 916 N. Monroe St. Bloomington, In. 47404 placed a dilapidated sofa near the curb of the Monroe St side of the house that sits at the SE intersection of Monroe St. and Orris. It has since become a magnet to the trash of inconsiderate passersby and has become an eyesore and possible health hazard. Please advise on what can be done about this. Thank You, Dale F. Jones
812-381-1595 Homeowner at 400 E. 1st Street has his water meter uncovered. He said the whole piece is just missing.
there are huge potholes on the entrance to the mall off of clarizz blvd onto kingston drive to the old macys.
Pot holes and needed street repair on Habitat Street, especially where Habitat Street and Hopewell Street intersect.
There are potholes at 7th & Longview that caller states he's reported before and they still haven't been repaired.
Sue Sgambelluri - 812-345-3215 Sue lives in Ridgefield at 3909 N. Whitewood Way. She is inquiring about who maintains the sidewalks that run along Kinser and Rosewood here. Is it the HOA, or the city?
Call holes and the intersection of South Rogers and Patterson
Call holes and the intersection of South Rogers and Patterson
Comments for Administration and City Council members: please note the Bloomington public response and feelings as executive orders from Braun come down at the federal level - it is against the core values and heart of this community. The future is remote and hybrid with emphasis on flexibility as workers are human not cattle. DEI is important in every capacity, not whatever Braun’s “innovation” plan is - that is a buzzword, not DEI. Please please please continue to actually think in a forward direction with all residents, equity, the environment, and future generations in mind. It seems the state is now going backwards; Bloomington needs to continue progressing in a positive and inclusive way. Residents hope to see a public response and show of action that does NOT align with Braun’s recent takeover. We look forward to continuing to participate in a community that does great work for ALL with workers who happily serve us. Thank you for your consideration of these comments and continued work for the actual citizens who make up the community.
Why don’t you recognize the number of complaints surrounding homeless issues…encampments, nuisance and harassment since 90% of your complaints surround this issue? The needs to be recognition of the severity of this issue and it starts with the city government recognizing how much influence has on the negativity and safety of the entire community Yesterday in front of the library the was a homeless person yelling at top of his lungs and flailing his arms at anyone the dared walk past him…the entire issue is treated a a pass along.