open #214514
City Performance
- Case Date:
- 9/27/2026
Another junction box that needs repair or replacement. On High Street just outside the cemetery wall, near the intersection with Moore's Pike.
Another junction box that needs repair or replacement. On High Street just outside the cemetery wall, near the intersection with Moore's Pike.
Near the tennis courts in the grass: another large junction box with exposed electrical contacts. AT&T: get your act together!
Make Bloomington Beautiful Again. Another AT&T junction box in sad shape: when you are waiting at the traffic light at the corner of W Third and Patterson, heading towards the cemetery, and you look to your left (Wheeler Mission direction) you will see this box in the gras. It is across from the big The Quarters sign.
Corner of W Third and S Liberty Drive, on Liberty Drive: another dilapidated AT & T junction box, in the grass. Across from Buccheetos.
Unhoused left broken wagon in the alley/row. Does a homeowner or neighbor that uses this alley have to pay the fee for this to get thrown away?
Is there a reason for city vehicles to be parked each morning in the secluded section of the parking lot for an hour or more, often with engines running? Vehicle #495 is in the lot almost every morning.
Due to the construction on East 19th street, I have not been able to get any mail for two weeks. This is a serious problem, considering I was also just robbed (as well as multiple other houses on my street) and I have a security system coming in the mail. There is a very obvious way to access N Washington Street that any navigation system reroutes you to, but none of the mail trucks have been going up that way. They could at least receive instructions to walk it up to the correct address from their delivery trucks, it’s a very big problem to not be able to receive mail and I’m a bit frustrated with the whole situation.
Once again, case #203266 seems to be going nowhere . . .
Nicole Bolden has done a terrible job at being respectful/ responding to me via email. She apparently thinks she’s above me and has blatantly disregarded my email.
I just wrote another ticket about the stationing of a cop outside my business. (203632) I approached the officer and asked him to keep moving along as to not deter customers. He was immediately condescending, admitted to watching a movie while idling next to my business, and then attempted to brush off my request as “anti cop” which was deflective of the conversation I was trying to have as a tax payer and Kirkwood business owner. It’s not hard to understand that cops are easily an intimidating presence especially in patrol mode right next to your business door. Car #1705