There's always a lot of trash and empty alcohol containers thrown into the woods after sporting seasons. Would it be possible to add a recycling in the parking lot so that there's less chance of broken glass? Thank you
Light bulb burned out near 3229 S Coppertree Dr. Bloomington, Indiana 47401
There’s some sharp debris on the road, which may damage the tires.
Pothole on the north side where I69 meets Old 37. This is a corrected location from my previous report of a pothole on Old State Road 37.
Several potholes need filling on heritage rd
There is a big depression in the street near the stop sign on Brooks Drive (north side of Covenanter). And some of the pavement (about 3x5inches) has actually broken and dropped down into a black hole! It appears though that with a car wheel sitting on it, more blacktop could easily break through until an entire wheel -or more- could dangerously drop into an enlarged hole. It is like a sinkhole.
A trailer has been parked on the street for several days. The Sanitation trucks couldn't get down the street to pick up trash and recycling this week, due to the trailer taking up so much room, especially if there are other cars parked on the other side of the street. (This was confirmed by conversations with a representative at the Sanitation dept and at least 2 neighbors.) Attempts were made by at least one neighbor to ask that the trailer be moved to the driveway, but it still remains in the street. It's possible that a fire truck or ambulance wouldn't be able to get through in an emergency.
There are a number of big potholes on this block of Rogers St, between 2nd and 3rd street but there are two deep ones nearly side by side so that one cannot avoid both if there is a car on the other side of the road. I fell into the one nearest the sidewalk and thought it had busted my tire, but so far it doesn't appear to be damaged. Please fill these two deep potholes soon, and also look at the others on this stretch of road. Thank you.
tree down in the park
A tree fell across the trailhead on the gravel road near the big sinkhole, blocking access to the top of the stairs at Leonard Springs.