This system is intended for reports, inquiries, etc. pertaining to this local government. This can include “anonymous” reports. However as in report #184895 it was closed simply for being submitted anonymously. Are reports or inquiries not being answered or responded to simply because they are “anonymous” even though that is an option for submissions?
Frequently see that other departments close reports from constituents, but anything higher level related to administration, questions about policies approved, etc. do not get the same treatment. Are these staff members being held to the same level of responsibility regarding responsiveness? Constituents would like their reports and inquiries responded to. Thanks
I tried to read the community survey for 2023 on your web page but am told the page was not found. Please fix. Thanks.
I live in batchelor heights neighborhood right next to the new road construction near the new library. The trucks have started working on the road before 6am. The noise is pretty loud and it’s been waking our kids and us up. It’s so loud that not even sound machines will cover the noise. I understand stating work early is convenient for the city but everyone in the neighborhood has been complaining on how early construction starts and it’s VERY loud! I am very disappointed in the lack of planning and consideration for the residents of the neighboring community.
Reliable power should be a staple of good city infrastructure, especially as climate changes. Stop blaming Duke. We should not lose power for hours and hours regularly throughout the year. And the same areas of town. It's not a random storm. It is that certain areas of town routinely lose power in such storms. And it's not rich areas like Elm Heights. A good chunk of Park Ridge East and other areas consistently lose power. Please please address it.
Just wanted to say thank you to the city for helping replace sidewalks on park ridge road. Looking good!
Fence pieces fell off wooden fence alongside Morningside in park ridge east
City of Bloomington truck#415 had four individuals occupying said truck and none of them were wearing masks. I know city policy dictates that if more than one individual is occurring a vehicle, they need to wear a mask. If it helps, it was a white Dodge Ram pickup and has city sticker on side. Please address the importance of mask wearing.
I tried to submit this report on 10/30/2019, but I am not sure that it went through. On the morning of 10/30/2019, a City of Bloomington pickup truck ran a red light in front of me at the intersection of 3rd and Indiana. The incident was captured on my dash cam. I have uploaded the video to this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJm5JdMn2Hk&feature=youtu.be I debated about whether to report this or not, but as someone that works in public safety, I decided it was important to report. After running the light, the person stopped at a gas pump at the Circle K station and presumably bought gas. So there should be a corresponding gas receipt. The video has the date and time stamp for your reference.
Referencing case #170526...if Renwick gets their City trees trimmed, then we would like the same for our neighborhood. Please begin along Hancock Dr on the opposite side of the road from the park, continue up to Lindbergh and turn left. Continue down the right side. Turn left on W. 12th and then trim alongside the City alley between Oolitic and Lindbergh. As much of this overgrowth, particularly along Hancock, has obscured signs, it would be very helpful. Thank you.