Hello. There is a large, seemingly dead pine tree that is behind our property. There are power lines right next to it. We aren’t sure if this is an easement or if it is private property and would like to know so the tree can be cut down-it appears to be a hazard. Is there a way we can find out who is responsible? Thanks.
Greetings, We are a contractor for City Parks, providing security. Almost daily our Incident reports are sent to multiple city employees, however, some of the City employees stopped receiving our reports on the 20th of December and some on the 28th of December. We went to our contractor for Incident Reports and they confirmed the reports are being sent out. Also, we have other clients and none of them are reporting an issue. I am attaching last night's Incident Report for Switchyard park as an example. Thank you! Chuck
I think the city should install a sharps disposal in or near the park like they did at switchyard. We find used needles on the ground weekly walking our dog in the neighborhood. Thank you for your consideration.
The city planted an oak tree in my yard. I wasn’t informed of that. I am highly allergic to oak pollen. I’m request it be removed. Trees are very expensive to maintain. That’s why there are no trees in the front yard. We don’t have sidewalks on Nancy Street.
Requesting tree inspection, the tree line along my property belongs to the city. There are trees that appear dead or dying and are leaning towards the roof of my house.
Can someone please explain why I'm being forced to listen to an outdoor religious concert blasting on Sunday evening through the whole Broadview neighborhood. I don't know if this is at switchyard or the warehouse or what but the nose is rattling the dishes in my house and I live on Rogers and country club. If these people have a permit then whoever gave it to them needs to be fired. And if they don't then they need a severe fine. Absolutely ridiculous.
In 2024, the City of Bloomington planted native species along the west side of the B-Line trail adjacent to the 300 & 400 block of Mortons St. After a year of growth the portion next to the B-Line trail looks fine; however the “back side” of this planted area that is on the east side of Morton St is heavily overgrown, encroaching 3 to 4 feet into Morton St, obstructing traffic, pedestrians and bikers on Morton St. this is becoming a safety issue due to the narrowing of the street die to overgrown, and un-kempt planting of native plants along the B-Line trail. Requesting that the City of Bloomington groom the back side of this native planting, along Mortton St as to not obstruct the normal use of Morton shared by pedestrians, bikes and traffic.
There is a watering station for humans and dogs located on the Clear Creek Trail, 1/6th of a mile south of the Gordon Pike overpass. The button for the dog watering part of the station is sticking, resulting in the water continually running. This was observed Thursday, September 11 at 8:40 a.m.
Dead tree
Enjoying the BSO concert at the switchyard pavilion tonight (8/24/25) and they closed the bathrooms at 8:00pm! I know the sign says closed at 8, but when an event is going on and there are 100’s of people here at the concert! Not good.