This car and the one parked near it block the alley almost every night and early morning. Emergency vehicles can't get through and neither can regular vehicles. It's in the alley behind Parker Mgmt
Sheriff's office vehicle observed speeding through the school crossing speed zone on W Kirkwood Ave at Maple St. this morning at 9:00 AM. I was traveling west on Kirkwood Ave this morning approaching the school crossing 20 mph speed zone. It is marked with flashing lights on both ends of the speed zone. The Sheriff's Dept vehicle in front of me ignored the flashing lights and accelerated to the normal speed limit. The driver also ignored the signage in the center of the road and the presence of a school crossing guard. I drive this route two or three times each week at times when the school speed zone lights are flashing and nearly always witness several vehicles speeding through the zone. It annoys me to see this disregard for the safety of pedestrians in a clearly marked speed zone. Witnessing a law enforcement vehicle & driver doing the same this morning made me a little angry. The vehicle was a black Dodge Durango with Sheriff's office license plate number 10450. Please let them know about this misbehavior. It's past time for enhanced enforcement of the 20 mph speed limit in this zone when the warning lights are flashing. It's for safety, after all.
The house in the alley directly behind 620 N Walnut keeps parking in the alley, blocking it overnight. Traffic can't get around and emergency services will be affected. This is an ongoing problem with that house.
The posts and concrete at the intersection of Winslow Rd and Walnut Street Pike need the reflectors replaced and the concrete needs reflective paint. It's very hard to see at night especially if it is foggy.
This is a 3 way stop. Maybe 25% of the vehicles actually stop. Some never touch their brakes. There are no sidewalks here and so any of us biking, walking, dog walking, grand kids walking, kids walking home from school... are going through this intersection on foot or bike. Thank you for any consideration of policing this stop once in awhile??? I'm not sure what other traffic alerts would do anything here?
Re: Ongoing Parking Violation - uReport #207578 I'm following up on my January 14th report regarding a Jeep parked in front of my residence, extending approximately 5 feet over the yellow curb line. This vehicle creates a dangerous sight line obstruction when I pull onto 1st Street, which has heavy traffic. Despite my initial report, the vehicle remains un-ticketed and I have not received a response from the Town of Bloomington. This ongoing violation poses a safety hazard. I'm requesting immediate attention to this matter. Please advise on the status of my report and when enforcement action will be taken. Thank you for your prompt assistance. -ecb
This gold Jeep, plate # TPV 176 Indiana, has been parked in front of my driveway (over the yellow curb lines) since last night making it difficult to see oncoming cars when I exit my driveway. Please ticket or tow, as this is always happening with some car or another. The car is there right now: 12:35pm, W, 01/14/26. - Thank you, ecb
White sedan with license plate TBD689 parked on west side of Eastside Drive right up to the intersection, blocking visibility and turning safety.
The traffic lights at College Mall and Covenanter have been flashing red for more than 24 hours.
There is a dumpster in the eastbound lane as you turn onto Elliston from Bainbridge, it’s an issue if you’re attempting to turn and someone is at the intersection, also creates a bit of an unsafe situation when kids are waiting for the bus.