Case Date:

6/18/2025

City of Bloomington showed up to cut trees from this property. They parked in the lot without permission and they blocked an entrance to the lot with their trucks. Time and time again the City is doing things on this corner either without permission of the property owners and/or without advance notice. There are operating businesses on this corner and this is private property. Blocking an entrance to a business is completely unacceptable.

Case Date:

2/19/2026

I read in the paper that 50+ trees are going to be removed by INDOT to widen the intersection at Pete Ellis and 10th St. We are a tree city and have been so for over 40 years. I hope the city is planning to work with the state on hopefully being able to save some of these beautiful 50+ year old trees. Yes, the intersection needs to be improved but hopefully a creative solution can be found. Please work together to think creatively about how to solve this issue. We greatly value our trees in Bloomington. Thank you!

Case Date:

5/2/1997

Citizen says a "little guy with dark hair" from Truck 946 threw his can 4 or 5 feet up in the air and bent it all up. Says he had to hammer it back out. Claims this happens often.

Case Date:

10/28/2025

This could apply anywhere in Bloomington, frankly, as it's a persistent issue, so I just picked the intersection where I experienced it most recently. Every single time I drive in Bloomington after the sun goes down, I'm met with drivers who fail (or just refuse) to dim their brights. Ind. Code § 9-21-8-51 is still on the books. I'd suggest posting signage along busier roads, but based on how often Btown drivers ignore the "One-Way" and "No Turn On Red" signs, I doubt it would work anyway. If the city has any ideas on a community education measure or infrastructure project that would help remind drivers that, yes, leaving your brights on while encountering another driver/pedestrian IS still against the law - that would be cool.

Case Date:

3/11/2025

Potholes: on Rockport Rd starting at the stoplight by the southern hills church to graham Rd. People swerve to miss the potholes they are deep and it's dangerous. Please fill in these potholes. This is very highly traveled road. The potholes being filled would be very appreciated.

Case Date:

3/18/2026

This is actually not a complaint—I just wanted to say a big thank you to all the City staff who worked with INDOT to change their project plans and save 8 of the big, beautiful oak trees along Pete Ellis Drive. As someone who lives over here and walks along Pete Ellis Drive frequently, I really appreciate these trees. Thank you so much!

Case Date:

12/29/2024

This is admittedly a minor issue, but why in the world has this sign been posted on the trail, outside, in late December 2024? Weird!

Case Date:

5/22/2026

I.m writing to ask if anyone inspects the many new building buildings along Jefferson. Specifically I'm concerned about the numerous street cuts that are now present. This road was once a very smooth street and now it is bumpy as can be. Are these cuts going to be finished so that the road is back to the way it was? It was taxpayer money that paved that road initially and it should be properly repaired. I personally feel the City is way to permissive when it comes to allowing half assed repair of street cuts. All over town we have to drive over poorly finished utility cuts. The public should not have bear the hardship these cause. Please insure our streets are properly put back to normal after any construction.

Case Date:

2/24/2026

While I was driving along N Crescent Rd, a sanitation worker who was on the opposite side of the street suddenly stepped out into the middle of the road directly in front of my vehicle and motioned for me to stop. There was no prior warning, traffic control device, or signal indicating that traffic needed to halt. The sudden action required me to brake unexpectedly to avoid a potentially dangerous situation. Abruptly entering an active traffic lane without clear warning created a serious safety risk for both myself and the worker

Case Date:

10/4/2019

My spouse and I were dining on the patio at the Little Tibet near 4th and Dunn this evening. The noise and music levels from Kilroy’s around the corner was extremely loud to the point it really ruined the ambiance of an otherwise peaceful evening. Does Kilroys have noise permits to operate with the sound system on their patio? What happened to the quiet nights initiative from a couples years ago?