The person who lives here, Frank, rides his bike on the sidewalk with his two (sometimes) leashed dogs. I have witnessed these dogs almost hit by cars in cross streets due to the speed and visibility issues, as well as getting caught in the bike tires. This is dangerous for people living in the neighborhood, as well as his poor dogs.
Neighbor's cat is coming across the street and hunting songbirds in my fenced backyard. Neighbor's name is Jennifer and she lives at 802 W 7th, Apartment 1. I have spoken to her three times about her cat. I live at 720 W 7th. I have a fish pond in my backyard and her cat poses a hazard to my fish as well as the songbirds in my yard. It is also making a toilet of my garden.
As of 2:00PM on Sunday 10/20/24 there was a dead, flat, opossum sized animal, on the north side of the street along the curb, in front of the purple house on the corner of E Hillside and S Park Ave. It blends in with the leaves and debris. Thank you.
Dead deer in road
Unit 4 is deer feeding by intentionally leaving unattended bird seed and water out on her back porch, unit 4 at 807 S Morton. It has already attracted rats.
Tenant in Unit 4 is feeding deer and rodents with corn kernels and sunflower seed placed in dishes or directly on the concrete on their back porch. This is a repeated activity. The landlord for the unit is Lesa Miller, (812) 360-3863.
Tenant in unit 4 continues to feed deer, squirrels, and rats with peanuts, unshelled sunflower seeds, and corn despite multiple warnings.
Unit 4 renter has been illegally feeding deer and rodents with unshelled peanuts, corn kernels, and bird seed placed on the ground of her porch with water bowls. A hole or rat burrow has now appeared underneath the area where she feeds the animals. Her landlord is Lesa Miller.
Deer injured by car(?) with broken leg
Dead animal of some kind, couldn't tell what it was because it was quite decayed. It's kind of off to the side of the road/up on the curb on the right hand side (if you're facing toward Walnut St). Mentioned it to a city employee in one of those white trucks with the blue City of Bloomington emblem on the doors nearby, but figured I'd lodge it here as well.