trash has been piling up at the property at the northeast corner of washington and hillside. there is a row of hoosier disposal collection cans overflowing. it has been at least 3 weeks since they were emptied. they are hidden from street view behind a row of evergreens but i'm afraid it will attract vermin. i know the landlord has recently passed.
I live in the North Dunn Street area of Bloomington. From the 45/46 Bypass on North Dunn going towards Griffy Lake there is a lot of trash on the sides of the street. Both sides of the street are full of bottles, paper and just general trash. It is especially bad around the stop sign area at Tammarck and the trash continues all the way to Griffy Lake and down to Old 37. Can the city please pick up this unsightly trash? Thank you
There is one parking space available for the public in a 9+ square block area. It is marked 15 minutes. There has been a truck parked in this spot every day all day long all week long. I am not sure who it is or why you are ignoring the rules but if you have decided this person can park anywhere they want or they paid a fee to do so, why don’t you let them park in any of the hundreds if permit-required zoned spots in the area. The other 9999 of us will share this single 15 minute parking space. Who is this and what did they pay to get this free parking pass?
sidewalks not shovelled, icy and dangerous, particularly the area between Kirkwood and 6th, both sides of street
Sight line issue exiting from 15th Street approaching eastward and turning onto N. Dunn Street, tall weeds in roadway.
Issue with bloomington.in.gov site: at https://bloomington.in.gov/transportation/roads-and-traffic , clicking "Report Issues with Streets, Traffic, and Sidewalks" button redirects to https://bloomington.in.gov/open311-proxy/embed?client=2&group=Streets%2C%20Parking%20%26%20Traffic , which states Page Not Found error.
See Complaint 509 from Mayor's Office regarding line of sight problem at Old SR 37 and North Dunn Street. Please respond to Julio.
Sofa and trash in the alley west of Dunn between 11th & 12th Streets.
The alley off of Dunn Street, between Kirkwood and Sixth Street has a dumpster that is always overflowing with trash and food. The food will be drawing rats and rodents.