https://bloomington.in.gov/crm/tickets/view?ticket_id=207408 Closed by Tim Street Thanks for your question. The use of metal detectors is allowed in City parks (with some exceptions), but Karst Farm Park is a County park so you'll want to check their regulations separately. Here is the City of Bloomington parks policy on metal detectors: 1- The use of metal detectors as a recreational tool is permitted in parks. 2- The use of metal detectors is explicitly prohibited at Rose Hill Cemetery, White Oak Cemetery, Griffy Lake Nature Preserve, Leonard Springs Nature Park, Latimer Woods, and Switchyard Park. 3- If any person using a metal detector locates an item of archaeological or historical significance, that person must notify the Parks and Recreation Department of the find. 4- While some disturbance of the ground may be necessary, persons using metal detectors are prohibited from disturbing stream banks, wetlands, prehistoric and historic archaeological sites, cemeteries, ecologically sensitive areas/ and or contaminated areas, unique geological features, steep hillsides, dam structures or other unsafe areas. (Refer to Policy 13240 Harvesting and Collecting)

https://bloomington.in.gov/crm/tickets/view?ticket_id=207408 Anonymous assigned this case to Tim Street You can use the link to follow progress on this case.