Please continue to ticket cars that do not have the neighborhood parking permit. There are consistently three cars parked in this area without a permit and forth in the carport. I suspect over occupancy.
Starting on August 20th, I begin a lease living at 517 E 14th St. Bloomington, IN 47408. I applied for a neighborhood parking pass and was denied because my address is not qualified to receive a permit. I called and they said this is because I live in an apartment complex that offers parking to it's tenants. This isn't true however, because we are only given parking for 2 out of our 5 residents. I've spoken to our leasing company and they suggested I reach out because we should be allowed to obtain permits sense we live in the zone and don't have parking. Please reach out to me as soon as possible for what we can do.
I submitted my information for my zone 1 Greek life parking permit and received it. However whoever wrote my license plate number on the pass used a wrong letter, making the pass not match my actual license plate. Is this something that needs to be fixed, or is it okay to leave as is? Please respond as soon as possible.
Hi, we have been ticketed twice for parking in front of our home. However, we've only been doing this to prevent the neighbors from parking in front of our house. They don't have the proper permit zone, and it's disruptive to have strangers parking at our house every day. They never get ticketed because they park after 5pm. Is there any way to resolve this issue? Thank you.
Please consider making one side of Palmer "no parking," similar to the way there is only parking on one side of Dunn St between Hillside and Grimes. The street is very narrow and does not have a good shoulder, and there simply is not enough room to have cars parked on both sides of the street and for traffic to go through safely.
Pothole I noticed while driving south from third street near the intersection of Smith and Rogers. It was hard to tell the size, but I would guess approximately 2ft wide and 3 in deep.
You guys have really messed up with the "new" residential parking permit application process. I am relatively computer savvy and it was difficult for me. I can't imagine how people without computers or who don't know how to do the multiple steps required will sort this out. My neighborhood has many elderly people who are really struggling with this process. Boo to you City of Bloomington. You could do better!
Hello, I currently have a neighborhood parking permit that does not expire until August of 2022. However, my back windshield has randomly shattered and I now have to get it replaced. I am unable to peel off the sticker without it ripping a ton, and I don't want to try too hard in order to avoid the window completely shattering into pieces. I am getting the windshield replaced tomorrow, so I will lose the sticker I currently have. I was wondering if there is a way I can receive a replacement of the exact same sticker. I will include a photo above. My permit says Zone 1:2021129649 and my license number is DC5127. Let me know if you need more information from me. Thank you.
three cars in a row without permits parked on lincoln street near the corner of 1st street going north.
I would like to lodge a complaint about the process for renewing a visitor parking permit. We have lived at the same house since 2005 and have applied for a permit every year. Nothing, apart from our age, has changed. Why does the process have to be so onerous and annoying when every detail has remained the same? All we need to do is pay! Please consider streamlining this infuriating process. Thank you.