Between houses 1210 and 1212 on South Lincoln Street, there is a section of pavement that has buckled and is allowing runoff to wash out the soil under the road and sidewalk. The size is approximately 16" X 36". It is located directly off of the curb, and near the driveway for 1212 South Lincoln St.
The road in front of my house is eroding away.
There is a pothole on S. Dunn St approximately in the center of the 1300 block. If left until winter, it will get very large.
The pavement is very broken up on E Grimes at the S Dunn St. intersection.
A previously repaired pothole at that intersection is beginning to sink.
There are a series of potholes in the 'funnel' on Lincoln at Dixie. There is no escape.... no return.... we're doomed !!! Thanks, Roger
Big pothole in Washington between Wylie and dodds.
My residence is located at 724 S. Washington ST. Two years November the Street Department performed pipe work in the middle of the street in a 2 to 4 block section. At the conclusion of the project the section of street was patched. Since then the section has been re-patched and re-patched. My concern is one of safety. S. Washington is a main thoroughfare for the Police Department traveling at high rates of speed. Loose gravel is sprayed every time cars drive through the area. This is also a highly used street for cyclists who commute to IU and other locations. The loose gravel from the re-patching creates unsafe pbike travel. Lastly, this section of street is unsightly. The bike lane lanes and curbs are unpainted and the patch work is broken and pot holed. I would certainly appreciate it if the City of Bloomington Street Department would take a close look this Spring at a more permanent surfacing of this section of street. Thank you!
There is a metal plate covering a street repair. It keeps getting pushed so it sounds like a gunshot every time a car drives over it. It has been about two months and no one has come to fix it.
big hole in the street needs to be filled. dangerous for bikes and a killer for auto alignment. Left behind by a company digging internet lines.