Case Date:

11/20/2025

Hi! My name is Lauren Coleman and I’m a Cannabis Expert. I recently visited Hope’s Dispensary and purchased 4 small black disposable vapes. After 2 days of use, I was very sick with a bad cough until I switched to a different brand. I went back today to let them know and they told me they make them themselves and would not exchange them so I left them at the store. I’m not sure what they’re using to make these, or where they make them, but I believe it’s dangerous with so many kids and college students in town looking for something to smoke. Please look into this; it could be very serious.

Case Date:

11/20/2025

This is a Positive Review My husband and I have been walking Bloomington trails for a decade. This past year we have discovered the last 2 segments out on Dillman Rd. It’s a lovely part of the trail covered by trees for more shade and cooler in the heat of summer. During this time we also noticed the consistent upkeep of this segment. Following the friendly custom of speaking to other walkers, we realized a consensus existed on the excellent work & commitment of Mr. Troy Carter, who cares for that particular section of trail. He is always working, always doing what needs to be done. My husband Howard, often commented that during his decades of working at Crane NSWC, he always looked for people who had this work ethic, always doing their job even when not supervised. He also is always kind and courteous to the trail users, answering questions, giving directions & just being courteous to everyone who walks by. For example if he’s blowing leaves, cutting grass, etc he will pause pulling the trigger in the few moments it takes a walker to pass him by. A small gesture possibly but a boon to those of us that use our walks for conversation or solely for the tranquility of nature and is simply a kind human gesture. We trail walkers appreciate all that he does and simply wanted to say Thank You.

Case Date:

11/20/2025

This is a Positive Review My husband and I have been walking Bloomington trails for a decade. This past year we have discovered the last 2 segments out on Dillman Rd. It’s a lovely part of the trail covered by trees for more shade and cooler in the heat of summer. During this time we also noticed the consistent upkeep of this segment. Following the friendly custom of speaking to other walkers, we realized a consensus existed on the excellent work & commitment of Mr. Troy Carter, who cares for that particular section of trail. He is always working, always doing what needs to be done. My husband Howard, often commented that during his decades of working at Crane NSWC, he always looked for people who had this work ethic, always doing their job even when not supervised. He also is always kind and courteous to the trail users, answering questions, giving directions & just being courteous to everyone who walks by. For example if he’s blowing leaves, cutting grass, etc he will pause pulling the trigger in the few moments it takes a walker to pass him by. A small gesture possibly but a boon to those of us that use our walks for conversation or solely for the tranquility of nature and is simply a kind human gesture. We trail walkers appreciate all that he does and simply wanted to say Thank You.

Case Date:

11/20/2025

Bus 1777 parks here curb is yellow. This is directly in front of a recreational eating area Ruins lunch for all here

Case Date:

11/20/2025

Bus 1777 parks here curb is yellow. This is directly in front of a recreational eating area Ruins lunch for all here

Case Date:

11/20/2025

Bus parking in front of eating area blowing exhaust fumes

Case Date:

11/20/2025

Bus parks next to outside eating area and is left running. Would like yo see them park farther back by hobby lobby or further forward, but right next to the outside eating area is ridiculous. I don't enjoy having my lunch and having to yell just to talk to someone next to me.

Case Date:

11/20/2025

City buses need to stop parking right in front of the kroger outdoor seating

Case Date:

11/20/2025

Blacktop on the hill in the alley is giving out on the edge. I think this needs repairs and a guard rail put up on the west side. The big commercial trash trucks are the culprit I believe. Thank you for your consideration.

Case Date:

11/20/2025

During a Weed Wrangle at Clear Creek, we came upon some large debris that was too much for us to carry out. I've included a pic of the debris. The pile can be found near the creek. My geographical coordinates when I stood near the pile were: 39°08'05.7"N 86°33'40.4"W. To get there, follow the paved path south of the Tapp Rd parking lot for about 0.10 miles. There is a foot path that heads west into the woods. Follow the path until it's past the limestone blocks, then head north off the path toward the creek. The red cooler is easy to spot now that the leaves are down.