Case Date:

2/16/1998

There is a rubber bumper missing from the back of one of the swings at Winslow Woods.

Case Date:

2/11/1998

CBU REMOVED PROPERTY STAKE WHILE WORKING IN THE AREA

Case Date:

2/10/1998

RE: 3rd St Park. Construction crew used one of the benches from 3rd St Park and it is now sitting in mud and water on the SE corner of Municipal Building. Caller wants the bench cleaned up and back at 3rd St rather than rotting away.

Case Date:

2/10/1998

RE: 3rd St Park. Construction crew used one of the benches from 3rd St Park and it is now sitting in mud and water on the SE corner of Municipal Building. Caller wants the bench cleaned up and back at 3rd St rather than rotting away.

Case Date:

2/9/1998

Would like to see a proposed walk added to Southeast Park. Increase mowing schedule of park.

Case Date:

2/9/1998

dog "droppings" at Bryan Park. Walking with daughter, she got it all over her. Must watch every step you take. Problem has occurred last 2 weekends. Problem shouldn't be occuring in a park! Not happy!

Case Date:

2/3/1998

Caller had rented TL Lodge. She was upset that there was no mop head or bucket available for clean-up. Also, the trash in the restroom had not been emptied.

Case Date:

2/3/1998

A gentleman called to complain that Charlie Brown is telling people that he is still an officer w/ the BPD, and he carries a gun. In paticular, he works as security guard at all Kroger locations, and over exerts himself in this capacity by harassing young kids at these stores. The gentleman feels that he has been harassed also at the 2nd St. Kroger location while w/ friends. He knows Charlie from when he was a security guard at Crestmont.

Case Date:

1/16/1998

Ms. Geyer wrote a letter to Michelle Fanfair thanking her for taking time to answer some of her questions about recreational opportunities at BACC. She added that the opportunities at the center are wonder for the community and it is nice to have a place where all ages and all walks of life are free to come together.

Case Date:

1/13/1998

FYI- Rev. Brockman is a Bloomington Transit access driver and called in to notify the city that the roads are still slick throughout the city.