Case Date:

8/24/2015

Why do we put our yard waste in separate containers. thinking it will be composted, when this morning we saw with our own eyes that it was just emptied in the same truck where the trash was dumped into?

Case Date:

3/10/2014

Brush piles and debris need to be cleaned up along east edge of city parking lot at S. Woodlawn and Southdowns, directly across from Bryan Park Pool. Some additional trimming may also be required.

Case Date:

4/7/2014

From: C. Brett Smith <cbretts@gmail.com> Date: Sun, Apr 6, 2014 at 9:29 AM Subject: take some pride in your community To: Acadia Court <elon6759@elonmgmt.com> Cc: hand@bloomington.in.gov Dear Acadia Court Management and Staff, The entrance to our community has been littered with garbage and human waste filled diapers for over a week. Is this the impression you want to make to prospective residents? What does this say to your current residents, "NOT MY PROBLEM?" Unless you have taken a helicopter to work this past week, you have certainly seen this DISGUSTING and UNSANITARY MESS and yet not one of you have taken the initiative to do something about it. Take some pride in your community and show the current and prospective residents the respect they deserve and CLEAN THIS UP!!! I mean, REALLY?!!! "Respectfully" yours, C. Brett Smith 3136

Case Date:

4/7/2014

No yard waste pickup twice in a row despite proper containers, weight, and stickers. 1900 E Hunter Ave. 8122728918

Case Date:

4/18/2014

The property manager at 1208 S. Lincoln St. dumped all of this yard waste onto their property and left it their. A opposum is living in it.

Case Date:

12/29/2014

The City of Bloomington 2014 Trash Collection fridge magnet indicates that there would be yard waste collection every other Monday March-December. It gives December 29 as a recycle and yard waste collection date. I was wondering why our yard waste was not picked up today, nor were the 10 bags with leaves at 2020 E Second.

Case Date:

12/31/2013

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Case Date:

8/9/2021

This is a request for advice- not notifying of an issue. The home we purchased has a lot of overgrowth: trees, bushes, some poison ivy, and invasive plant species like some of the honeysuckles. We have already started removing some and have a very large pile (when we are finished, it will probably fill a large roll-off dumpster). What does the city typically do when they are clearing brush? Do you chip it or does that just spread the problem items further? Or do you know of any companies that might pick up for a price? Any advice is appreciated. Thank you! Christine

Case Date:

9/13/2021

Yard waste pick up this morning. 7 bags with yard waste that have been sitting in the back yard at 500 Eastside Drive (next to the Hunter foot path)for at least a month now, were not picked up again today.

Case Date:

1/26/2022

I need emergency fire units