Front row, l-r: Dorothy Granger (District II and Vice-President), Susan Sandberg (At-Large and President), and Tim Mayer (At-Large and Parliamentarian); Middle Row, l-r: Chris Sturbaum (District I), Andy Ruff (At-Large), Allison Chopra (District III), Steve Volan (District VI), Isabel Piedmont-Smith (District V), and Dave Rollo (District IV).
As the legislative body of the City, the City Council is a link between the citizens of Bloomington and their government. By enacting legislation that fosters the health, safety and welfare of the City, the Council works to represent the interests of residents while ensuring the delivery of municipal services. By statute, the Council is responsible for the control of the City's property and finances, and the appropriation of money (Indiana Code § 36‐4‐6‐1‐18).
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E-mail us: council@bloomington.in.gov
Council Members
Learn more about your council members, including biographies and contact information by clicking their name.
- Susan Sandberg, Council President (At-Large)
- Dorothy Granger, Council Vice-President (District 2)
- Timothy Mayer, Council Parliamentarian (At-Large)
- Andy Ruff (At-Large)
- Chris Sturbaum (District 1)
- Allison Chopra (District 3)
- Dave Rollo (District 4)
- Isabel Piedmont-Smith (District 5)
- Stephen Volan (District 6)
Find your Council Representative
Six Council Members represent individual City districts and three represent the City At-Large. To learn which Council district you live in, check out the City Council District Interactive Map or use our myBloomington address search service to find all sorts of information about the area in which you live. Downloadable maps are available in the Council District Map Gallery
Council Meetings
Meetings are generally held the first four Wednesdays of the month at 6:30 p.m. in Council Chambers, City Hall, 401 N. Morton. All meetings of the Council are open to the public.
- 2017 City Council Meeting Schedule and Filing Deadlines: 2017 Council Schedule
- View live and archived Council meetings with Civic Webcasts
Public Comment: The Council values the voices of citizens and welcomes public comment at its meetings. View Rules for Making Public Comment.
*Auxiliary aids (including assisted listening devices) for people with disabilities are available upon request with adequate notice. Please call (812) 349-3409 or e-mail council@bloomington.in.gov.