Hello, there is a dead squirrel under a tree next to the bus stop at the intersection of Miller and Park, not the bus stop right next to the street sign but the bus stop across the street. Thank you
Hi, I'm riding again because the person before couldn't find the dead animal. I reported it is still there next to the Bloomington utilities fire station number 5. As you exit the parking lot, there is a stop sign across the sidewalk from the top from the stop sign is an oak tree and under the oak tree is some flat gray fur that doesn't smell anymore but it is still there. Thank you.
Hi, I'm riding again because the person before couldn't find the dead animal. I reported it is still there next to the Bloomington utilities fire station number 5. As you exit the parking lot, there is a stop sign across the sidewalk from the top from the stop sign is an oak tree and under the oak tree is some flat gray fur that doesn't smell anymore but it is still there. Thank you.
Excuse me, but there is a dead squirrel across the street from 800 East Grimes Lane, Bloomington Indiana. It's on the sidewalk. Thank you.
Update to my previous report regarding 801 East Grimes Lane, Bloomington, Indiana. A hawk got to the squirrel and now it is scattered across the lawn instead. Thank you.
Homeless people are again living in People’s Park. They’re using drugs, fighting, leaving trash everywhere, screaming and yelling, urinating and defecating and have taken over most of the benches and tables. It also appears that they are sleeping there overnight. We bought ice cream across the street and expected to have a nice Sunday afternoon in the park for thirty minutes or so… we tried sitting on the steps of a business on the opposite side of Dunn Street but the shrubbery nearby was probably soaked in urine based on the stench. We simply left at that point….. No other Indiana city of the same size and population has a homeless population of 1 % of that of Bloomington and that is directly attributable to the fact that Bloomington attracts these people by virtue of feeding them and enabling them unlike anywhere else in Indiana. I’ve lived in and near Bloomington since 1974 and this has simply gotten totally out of hand.
There are unsightly tall weeds growing along the curb where Sheridan meets 1st St. They result from the city not cleaning along the sides of the road, allowing accumulating debris/leaves/dirt to allow tall weeds to flourish. There is no house on that curve but I clicked on the general location.
The tree-lined edge of this property's parking lot is a well-known syringe drop/pickup spot. We have witnessed several syringes appear in a pile, then mysteriously disappear within hours. Most recently a bicycle was dropped in the weeds, then removed the next day. Transients sometimes use it as a public restroom. Trash has been accruing in this strip of overgrowth and blows out into the alley. As well, the overgrowth of weeds, vines and saplings encroach upon the alley, making it difficult to traverse by vehicle. Finally, vines are choking out the line of trees that occupy this strip. This is the least frustrating issue, but an issue nonetheless. All of the overgrowth and vines should be cleaned up so it cannot be used as a hiding spot, dumping ground, public restroom.
Homeless continuing to defecate at the entrance to my employer, Old National Bank.
Homeless camped on front of library. Called police and library security yesterday as well