Case Date:

9/7/2020

Social gathering of >15 people EVERY day at seminary park. Executive order by the mayor. Please enforce!

Case Date:

9/10/2020

People putting up Tents and spending the night at seminary park. I thought public parks had a curfew?!?! If not, how do we make reservations as me and about 50 friends want to set up rvs/tents and spend the weekend? Does it have electricity and water hookup?

Case Date:

9/14/2020

Several fireworks were being set off in or around seminary park tonight. Also several fires being lit in the park.

Case Date:

9/29/2020

Lots of trash, clothing, blankets, etc littering entire park. Social gathers > 15 people. People staying there past open hrs. (People sleeping in park). Don’t understand why this can’t be fixed...been ongoing issue for years. Taxpayers pay to maintain parks. City puts rules/regulations on public parks. However city doesn’t do anything to enforce these rules/regulations or maintain the park!

Case Date:

10/13/2020

Social gathers > 15 people not allowed per mayor! 30-50 people there with no mask on 10/13. Also tons of trash, clothing, blankets, tents, etc abandoned in park.

Case Date:

10/19/2020

Case Date:

10/19/2020

See picture. Previous problem still going on! Daily! Not only is there tons of trash and a large social gathering, there are daily fights, drug use, etc. There are tons of laws being broken daily. “resolved” means they are fixed. They are not and have been going on for years! Bloomington tax payers want their city and parks back! It’s your job Paula McDevitt. If you don’t want to do it, step down. You are being held accountable. The law is the law and not up to your opinions/discretion.

Case Date:

10/26/2020

This park has become very dirty. Very overrun and an eye sore to the city.

Case Date:

11/19/2020

Tents up overnight and people in park past time park closes.

Case Date:

11/24/2020

Tents up overnight. Lots of trash. People breaking all kinds of laws. Looks like dozens of different people have reported similar problems. Why, over a period of several years can nothing be done? Seems like this needs to turn into a legal battle since the city who gets paid by taxpayers and is required to uphold laws and rules we agree upon refuses to properly address this problem.