For the past few days there has been no left turn signal when turning off of country club and onto walnut heading northbound. It has severely held up traffic only allowed 1-2 cars to be able to turn per light change.
Advertising sign in the ROW?
Are gas-powered golf carts allowed on the B Line now? While I am at it, are electric mini bikes also allowed?
Residents have been storing trash and recycling containers on sidewalk for weeks.
Leonard Springs Park, parking lot Today 3/12/26 at around 4:30pm I was approached by a man just outside the parking lot. While I approached the lot, he was sitting in his car with the windows down playing loud music. When I got closer, he got out of this car and started walking down the gravel path in my direction. When he was about 10 feet away he said to me: "Thats a pretty cat." (I had my 90lb dog with me.). I laughed and said thanks and kept walking. He then stopped and asked "Are you bouncing right now?" I didn't understand him and just said No and kept walking. He then mumbled a bit and said something like "yea just asking, if you weren't leaving, I was gonnna go take some pictures and you could come." I told him I was yea I was leaving and walked away. Nothing egregious, but the interaction made me uncomfortable. It felt like a predatory interaction and I wouldn't want anyone else to experience this. If I didn't have my dog with me, I would have felt unsafe. I didn't get a license plate, but he was driving a white, four-door car, maybe a Ford Focus. Not brand new, but not old either. He was roughly 5'10 - 6ft. Sandy blonde hair. Wearing all black - sneakers, skinny jeans, a tattered leather jacket. He was a normal to thin build. White male.
I love this new informational sign. It’s so fun to read about Bloomington’s history! The sign is just so tall and at such a shallow angle that it’s hard for people shorter than 5’6” to read. I realize this is low priority but if there’s any way to adjust the height or angle, a lot more people could read the sign, especially kids.
I love this new informational sign. It’s so fun to read about Bloomington’s history! The sign is just so tall and at such a shallow angle that it’s hard for people shorter than 5’6” to read. I realize this is low priority but if there’s any way to adjust the height or angle, a lot more people could read the sign, especially kids.
I love this new informational sign. It’s so fun to read about Bloomington’s history! The sign is just so tall and at such a shallow angle that it’s hard for people shorter than 5’6” to read. I realize this is low priority but if there’s any way to adjust the height or angle, a lot more people could read the sign, especially kids.
Several large potholes on 17th St approaching 45/46 Bypass traffic light going towards the hosptial. Numerous potholes on High St (from Hillside to 3rd St.). Massive pothole on the road between the old movie theater parking lots (formerly AMC), near the exit by Moore's Pike. Pothole on 10th St. right by the Indiana Railroad underpass. Potholes right by IU Eigenmann Dorm on 10th St.
There are potholes on westbound 2nd St between Walker and Patterson.