closed #198905
Other
B-Line Trail
- Case Date:
- 10/19/2024
Light #107 has been faltering for some time and is now strobing. It will completely fail soon, since it has been pale for quite a while. Light #115 is out/dark.
Light #107 has been faltering for some time and is now strobing. It will completely fail soon, since it has been pale for quite a while. Light #115 is out/dark.
The sharp ledge left on the section of IN46 under construction is absolutely ridiculous and should not be open to being driven on as is. It was pulling me back and forth while driving on it last night and swaying the vehicle basically trying to pull me off the road due to the tire riding the edge (which you can't avoid the way they have the lane divided). My low tire light came on later after driving on this section and after inspecting the tire I found that the rubber had been stripped down to the wire on the driver's rear tire due to being abraded away by that road. This is ridiculous and now I need new tires.
White van has not moved for days
There has been a group of (potentially homeless) people that have been staying at the corner near the building, I’ve always tried to avoid them while walking my dog but tonight their dog ran all the way across the street and attacked my dog. While security has told me not to walk my dog in the park past closing time they have driven past the group with the aggressive dog several times and not done anything. If Bloomington wants to enforce park hours then they need to do it to benefit safety as there are many people who walk their dogs near there every night, and having a 100 pound dog attack your dog is not good
Poop in the tall tube slide at Park Ridge playground.
There is poop all the way down the big purple slide. Park ridge park.
There is poop all the way down the big purple slide. Park ridge park.
I'm writing to express my gratitude for the efforts Bloomington Parks and Rec is making to support reduce pollution, save money, and support native species and ecosystem services in our city parks. I've been particularly delighted to see former areas of lawn in Winslow Park and Crestmont Park converted to no mow zones and planted with native trees! After just a short period of time, these areas are already supporting wildlife and adding natural beauty (asters were blooming today!) in a ways that mowed lawns never could. Thank you for supporting these no mow zones - I'd love to see more of them!
5 dogs constantly barking. nonstop
trash on street for over 2 weeks