Pothole Report: A number of divots as you turn East from Rogers Street on to Second Street - not so large but they are deep enough to do some damage. No way to avoid without pulling into oncoming traffic. Thank You!!
This is a repeat, but you fill the holes and after a while, they are there again: the entrance to Twin Lakes Rec Center, coming from downtown.
Thank you, thank you for fixing the divots at the intersection of Second & Rogers!! I am no longer having to choose between my tires & driving into oncoming traffic. Wonderful!
Pot holes side of street.
Those of us living along Rogers Rd are dealing with a huge amount of noise even when the Rogers Road workers are here and even when they are not here. The steel plates that are supposed to be covering the large rectangular hole/cutout on Rogers, keeps moving around every time a car runs over it. This is not only a noise nuisance on a holiday weekend, but it is not safe.Last night was so extremely disruptive that I called BPD because I didn't know what else to do. I have since found that this is the place to report such things. Please see photo and please inform contractors to make better plans when they finish and go home for the weekend, so the area can stay safe and quiet. Thsi could have been solved if the orange barrel had been placed directly in front of the gravel area, so cars would bypass this completely. Thanks.
Pothole on E Second Street,on the north side, near the intersection of Mitchell and E Second
Potholes along Elm St
Winslow Rd needs repair (red circle in pic). When bigger trucks or trailers hit this pothole, it makes a very loud noise. It is located on the South side of Winslow right by a power pole.
There is a massive pot hole in my apartment complex. I am unsure if you are the authority to have this repaired or if my leasing office has to make the request - but the hole causes damage on people's cars!
The at-grade railroad crossings on N Adams and on Fountain Drive are in deplorable shape. Is the city responsible for these, or the Indiana railroad Company? There are many crossings in Bloomington and most of them are fine. These crossings are in a lower income neighborhood so I'd think the city, with its focus on equity and social justice, would be very interested in getting these improved.