Case Date:

11/14/2022

Case Date:

11/14/2022

Case Date:

11/15/2022

White van parked on yellow curb at 14th and Woodburn Ave, on Woodburn Ave side. Thanks.

Case Date:

11/15/2022

There is trash and car parts everywhere in the yard. Check the back.

Case Date:

11/15/2022

There are cars consistently parked in the yard for days or weeks at a time.

Case Date:

11/16/2022

White suv parked on the yellow curb at 14th street and Woodburn Ave, on 14th street.

Case Date:

11/16/2022

looks like a junk yard stuff everywhere it looks very bad there is a few trailers in there that needs cleaned up

Case Date:

11/16/2022

Woman living in car outside framemakers - not paying parking meter and area around car covered in trash. Wakes up local residents in the middle of the night screaming profanities. Not sure why the city is allowing this behavior. Attempted to call the mayors office but they have stopped responding to calls.

Case Date:

11/16/2022

Hello - there is a dead cat on the side of the road between 3212 and 3222 N Valleyview Dr. It's been there a few days. thanks!

Case Date:

11/17/2022

Followup to case# 181838 (I believe there is a problem with distracted driving in Bloomington despite there being a state law about hands-free driving for a few years now. Please inform me what BPD is doing to directly address this danger to the public safety of this city. Thank you. Marnina Patrick) I took Captain Pedigo up on the suggestion to contact the ISP and am now sharing the replies I go: "Thank you for taking the time to send us a note of concern for drivers utilizing celllular devices while driving. We have listed the statue below for your review and will forward you concern to the commander of the bloomington district. If you see a violation, please don’t hesitate to report the driver to your local police/sheriff's office or the closest ISP post." "The bloomington police department is still responsible for traffic infractions even if they have staff shortages. Police departments throughout the nation are experiencing staffing shortages however still continue to serve the public."