There is some information on this page of website that should be updated http://bloomington.in.gov/documents/viewDocument.php?document_id=4396 Please remove this listing for the eco-center, it has closed: "Two offices available in Bloomington Eco Center. Great downtown location. Shared meeting space. Fantastic deal, includes all utils. and internet. $350/mo. Contact [email protected]."
I was wondering if there are active cameras in the north parking garage off Market St. My car was hit Saturday evening/ Sunday morning and I wanted to know if there was any footage. Thank you
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There appears to be a problem in the Android app when pushing the return button to exit out of the system. Mike Brassell. [email protected]
There appears to be a problem in the Android app when pushing the return button to exit out of the system. Mike Brassell. [email protected]
There appears to be a problem in the Android app when pushing the return button to exit out of the system. Mike Brassell. [email protected]
spray paint on University St. pavement, in front of our house (1217): "punch a nazi"; has been there for over 1 year and does not seem to be fading. Is there any way to remove it? Thanks--Janet
Homeowner thinks CBU Engineering needs to look at ongoing curb/sidewalk project in the area of E. Maxwell Lane and S. Highland Avenue.
On Morningside, across from Park Ridge East Park (close to tennis and basketball courts) there was a speed limit sign. When the signs were switched out with new speed limit, this one was not replaced, and now there is no sign and the traffic flies.
Hello, There is currently a safety issue at Sherwood Oaks Park. Below the big blue slide on the playground where the mulch is worn away, there is a large chunk of concrete protruding that several children have been getting injured on. They get to the bottom of the slide and instead of landing in mulch, they're getting scraped up on the concrete chunk. There's also an additional large concrete chunk about 10 feet east of the bottom of the blue slide where mulch should be covering it. An additional note, the swing seats on the swing set there are exceedingly high. High enough that even an adult must jump up to get onto the swing. Children are not able to stop themselves when done swinging because they are set so high. Isn't there an OSHA standard for how what height the swings should be set at? Thanks, Kevin Kevin R. Larson ADCP ISEA Project Lead Expeditionary Systems Engineering JXS Command & Control (C2) Systems JXSP Crane Division, Naval Surface Warfare Center, Bldg 41NW 300 Hwy 361 [email protected] Comm 812-854-4601 Cell 812-296-1817