Referring to case #213420: what is the point of "sending an officer" if that officer does nothing? The cars are still parked there and will likely remain there until they are fined or towed. https://bloomington.in.gov/crm/tickets/view?ticket_id=213420
Tent setup in street for covered parking
What in the heck were you all thinking to start that construction in July? Should have been as soon as school ended in May. This is the sort of thing that gives government a bad rap.
1200 Block of N Englewood at W 17th st . Parking on both sides making it hard to get in and out. Not enough room for parking on both sides. Not sure there should be parking at all unless for businesses that have been here for long-time. Not to mention litter has picked up. Thanks for your time.
Very unsafe to drive on N. Englewood Dr. due to the parking on the road. Literally forcing the right lane of traffic completely into oncoming traffic. The entire street is one lane. Near head-on collisions are daily.
Three cars parked in alleys between Lincoln/Grant and 10th/Cottage Grove.
A large pick-up truck has been parked for several months on the street, however they are over the yellow line and is obstructing the view to see oncoming traffic.
Alley on W. 3rd St. between 917 and 913 appears to be blocked by a fallen tree at the south end. My garage is on this alley and I am unable to use that end of the alley.
This car is parked over the designated parking area and on the surface used for driving traffic. When driving South on Henderson, if you needed to turn right onto Wylie St., you might clip the front of this car due to the inappropriate parking.
Now, two cars blocking alley, previous one and Indiana 959FBJ (Kia).