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City of Bloomington Calls for Volunteers for Downtown Cleanup Ahead of IU Homecoming
City of Bloomington’s King Commission Seeks Nominees for Martin Luther King Jr. Legacy Award
Calling All Engineers and Builders: Annual Pumpkin Launch Competition Seeks Talent to Propel Fall Fun
Deadliine to register a pumpkin launching device for the competition is Oct. 18.
City of Bloomington’s Heat Mapping Report and Interactive Website Completed by the National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration & CAPA Strategies
Events
Oct
3
Open Government Task Force
City Hall-2-Cityhall Allison Conference Room (225) (12)
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Oct
3
Common Council Interview Committee Team B - Boards/Commissions
City Hall-1-Cityhall Kelly Conference Room (RM #155) (14)
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Oct
3
CANCELED - Bloomington Digital Underground Advisory Committee
via Zoom
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Oct
3
Commission on the Status of Women
401 N Morton St, Bloomington, IN 47404, USA, City Hall-2-Cityhall Hooker Conference Room (RM #245) (26)
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About Bloomington
Bloomington is nestled in the rolling hills of southern Indiana and home to 85,000 residents and serves as a home away from home for tens of thousands of Indiana University students and alumni. You'll cherish the city's dynamic energy, spectacular scenery, outdoor activities, world-class educational opportunities, Big Ten sporting events, thriving local businesses, vibrant arts scene and unique shopping and dining experiences. Bloomington's admittedly unique character welcomes all to participate in community building. Our friendly, safe, and inviting environment embrace visitors and ideas from across the globe. We are a city of both dreamers and doers. Whether you come for school, business, pleasure, or would like to make this your home, you are welcome in Bloomington.
Mayor Kerry Thomson
After spending her career working to build better communities, Kerry Thomson became Bloomington’s 33rd Mayor on January 1, 2024, to bring progress, change, and a new approach to city hall.