open #212196
Excessive Growth
722 W 4th ST
- Case Date:
- 7/7/2026
Home on corner 4th and Maple. Sidewalk on east side of MAPLE overgrown and sidewalk partially blocked
Home on corner 4th and Maple. Sidewalk on east side of MAPLE overgrown and sidewalk partially blocked
The trees are hanging low over the street. There are several low branches that are hitting the tops of cars.
The trees are hanging low over the street. There are several low branches that are hitting the tops of cars.
Dirt dumped on city property, Sheridan Woods.
Home open to elements, zero human occupation
My name is Ya-Feng Wang. I came to the State of Indiana about ten years ago due to a government job. In Bloomington, IN, the housing issue is a big problem. In the fall of 2018, I was homeless for about 4~5 months. The previous managers at Cambridge Square Bloomington arranged to let me move into an apartment in Dec. 2018. It is hard to get things done in Bloomington, IN. It is hard to find an apartment. It is hard to find a good doctor. It is hard to find a mechanic. My cars are old Volvo cars. It is more difficulty to find one. It is not my fault. If I cannot find one, I cannot create one. As I am getting older, I even have a hard time to take care of myself. In the fall of 2025, I had some serious health issues. My vision has become extremely poor. I even had a hard time to do some treatment. They just assume that I violated parking policies. They evicted me. Since last fall, I spent all of my time searching for legal assistance and an apartment. All efforts were useless. The court is very biased. Finally, they evicted me. I do not know what to do. My pity Volvo cars were towed. At the last moment, the manager was still threatening to let me sleep on street. With the help of relatives, I have a temporary place to stay. I lost a lot of premium frozen meat, household goods, folding tables, chairs, floor lamps, mattress, etc. Cambridge Square is for people with disabilities and elders to have a place to stay. Government intended to assist those people with disabilities. It is totally wrong to be extremely tough on those Federal protected individuals with disabilities. Many tenants there hate the management there. They try to organize associations to have their own rights. I encourage the city to investigate the situation and to help those pity tenants.
There is an abandoned orange cat left by a tenant that has been roaming outside for around 2 weeks
bright flood light mounted at corner of Dodds and South Morton (aimed west, southwest toward Fagan Stone building) shines into our bedroom through northeast window
Carleton Court has trees with very low branches over the street. The entry on Gentry Blvd has low branches at the entrance from SR 446. Thank you.
There's a path that connects The Park On Morton apartment complex (W Georgia Ave) to N College Ave. It runs between the train tracks and private property. I have no idea whose responsibility it is but it's in poor shape now. Mud has washed across a lot of it (some from construction, and some from an unstabilized hillside), and weeds have grown almost entirely across it. Thanks!