A tree that cracked in half from the derecho in the summer has finally fully fallen down into the start of the trail along Wapehani by the entrance to Hidden Hills at Oakdale Square. It would be awesome if the tree could be sawed to reopen the trail. Otherwise, entry to Wapehani from that particular trail entrance is blocked.
There is a very crushed and flattened dead squirrel in the street just east of 408 South Walnut Street.
There is a dead snake on the sidewalk across from the Rally's and across from the construction near Kroger.
After the last garbage pickup, my grey bin (for regular garbage) has been cracked after being tossed on the sidewalk. I understand that it can happen but now it’s all cracked and I wanted to know how can it be replaced. Thank you
An IU Health patient has expressed concern about the potholes that are on the public street just east of 727 W. 2nd Street in Bloomington. If someone could please get back with me on how this request will be handled so IU Health can provide feedback to the patient that broached the issue
I filed report 199298 on Nov 10 about a street light out at 3024 E Daniel. I was told the light would be repaired in 3-5 days. I see the case was closed 2 days later on Nov 12. But there has been no action on the light - now 12 days.
Street lights are out near E Smith Ave and S Washington St and E Second St and S Washington St. When going south down S Washington St, every street lamp on the right side of the street is out and have been out since at least the beginning of September. The entire street is pitch black at night and it creates a very unsafe environment for residents on S Washington St. In my initial report on 10/17/24, I thought that these street lamps were city street lights, but they could also be private street lights. Please look into this matter.
This car reported and moved just a little way down the street. Still abandoned. First image is current second image is where it used to be. How do I get it off the street entirely?
Gutters on both sides of the street are clogged from leaves coming down from the top of the hill and collecting in the drain with rain causing pooling, especially during hard rainfall. With rain forecasted over the coming week, this debris needs to be cleared from the drains so the runoff has someplace to go
On the north side of E. Smith Ave, roughly 25 yards west of the intersection with Henderson, there is a tree that is covered with poison ivy vines. The vines now hang over the sidewalk, making it difficult to walk on the sidewalk without bumping into poison ivy leaves.