Case Date:

5/18/2019

Ojojo

Case Date:

6/13/2019

Vandalism. Utility box at 3rd and Roger's. Photo on the right was posted in Facebook by a friend yesterday. The other two photos I took in April 11 2017. The earlier damage was repaired. This new damage is more extreme but I hope it can be cleaned up too.

Case Date:

6/13/2019

Clarification of case #168883: I said the tree is "near the tennis courts." I didn't mean either of the tree on the asphalt path. I meant the one near the SW corner of the courts, not far from the Woodlawn picnic shelter.

Case Date:

6/13/2019

For several months a mound of clay and gravel has been in the tree plot on 1st starting at the NE corner of 1st and Henderson.

Case Date:

6/15/2019

Clarification of case #168944. To answer the question for a city employee assigned to look at this "Can we check and see if this was CBU?" I am pretty sure not. The clay and gravel appeared after the home owner had work done on the north, alley side of herproperty. After she had the excavated material put on the tree plot, she informed the neighborhood listserv that there was "topsoil" if any of us wanted it. I am pursuing this anonymously through uReport because that individual is difficult to deal with. Thanks.

Case Date:

6/21/2019

Re these parcels: 53-08-11-204-004.000-009 53-11-03-100-079.000-006 is it the same owner? both of them have homestead exemptions. i thought this was not allowed.

Case Date:

6/21/2019

Open Container Law Not Enforced Downtown or at Seminary Park

Case Date:

6/30/2019

I am concerned that the city currently has no way to report ethical issues such as conflicts of interest, either anonymously or otherwise.

Case Date:

7/3/2019

Big Indiana University bookie making thousands of dollars.

Case Date:

7/31/2019

I am very concerned with the Mayor's comments about the Farmer's Market. You cannot have it both ways, you don't get to condemn white nationalists in one sentence and then welcome all in the next. I would like to see some clarification on what he meant by this statement. “As Mayor, I have spoken for our city to condemn white nationalism and white supremacists as a scourge on our country and our community, and to promise that we will do all we can to overcome their legacies and any current efforts,” said Bloomington Mayor John Hamilton. “We also want to assure that everyone knows that all are welcome in our inclusive Bloomington, and that our Farmers’ Market will embody those values of inclusion and welcoming, as well as be a safe space for all to gather, as our community expects every Saturday.” This reads like White Nationalists are welcome. My name is Joe Maley. I have lived in Bloomington since 1986. My cell phone is 812-821-8015