Case Date:

3/4/2021

Deep hole (15"?) just off path,North side of path, in Bryan Park, east of exercise area on Norhwest part of park. Near the fenced in Kiddie Playground.

Case Date:

3/7/2021

I was at switchyard park playing pickleball with a my children, ages 4 and 7, on Friday evening. Those experiencing homelessness were congregated on the north benches. Hot coffee carafes had been put out, and a constant strong smell of tobacco smoke was present. The smoke smell was overpowering and caused us to leave the park.

Case Date:

3/7/2021

Very dangerous hole 4 feet off Bryan Park trail.

Case Date:

4/15/2021

Filling in muddy holes in Ferguson dog park.

Case Date:

4/15/2021

Just one muddy hole in Ferguson dog park

Case Date:

4/20/2021

I would like to know more about how the COVID restrictions apply to the parks, specifically the gathering restrictions. For example, if a group of 15-20 people independently show up to the park masked and distanced to engage in a sport or other active outdoor activity, is that in violation of the City of Bloomington order?

Case Date:

4/22/2021

Invasive shrubs cut down in Bryan Park on the slope adjacent to 1101 S Stull Ave. are regenerating. The stumps need to be removed.

Case Date:

4/22/2021

My wife and I took our kids to explore Switchyard Park one morning last month (3/27). We were excited to see the new development. And it really is wonderful, but...we found homeless people drinking in the play areas, one passed out on a bench, and vomit on the B-line trail (around the area of the Warehouse). It didn't feel like a safe place for kids. At the corner of B-line/Grimes, there's a small police station, and the area in front of it was strewn with trash and bottles, and with a person passed out on top of the picnic table. I guess this police building might not have any police inside. This is a serious problem. I would not let my kids go there by themselves. Is this issue on your agenda? Thanks for all you do.

Case Date:

4/27/2021

The swings at Building & Trade Park are very squeaky and could use some WD-40. Thank you!

Case Date:

11/29/2017

Bryan park is a gem with its rolling hills and lovely planting season. The place ment of solar panels destroys the view shed and puts an ugly scar on the landscape. Could not the panels been put on the roof of the pool building? Furthermore, those of us entering from Woodlawn will not be able to see into the park making it much less safe.