Case Date:

7/5/2020

Major limbs came down on the rail trail just a few 100 yards south of the Country Club parking lot.

Case Date:

2/3/2017

ornamental LED light on B-Line at Morton and Allen Street is out.

Case Date:

2/8/2017

Here is the content of the email we received at the Mayor's office. "The electric company’s tree trimming crew was recently working along the B-Line trail and they left a lot of debris in the storm water ditch. Along with the debris that was already there, the ditch is now clogged such that water overflows and floods the trail. This is close to light pole number 83, a short distance south of the driveway that connects the convention center parking lots (i.e., a short distance north of Second Street). It would be a simple matter for two workers with shovels and a truck to clear the debris out of the ditch."

Case Date:

3/6/2017

Shopping cart has been stashed behind bushes

Case Date:

4/17/2017

Lights 153 and 148 are out. There is a child's bicycle that is on the side of the trail near light 153, too.

Case Date:

5/1/2017

Several large branches have fallen across the Bloomington Rail Trail. Apologies if this has already been reported....

Case Date:

6/5/2017

Three lights out on the B-Line: 61, 77, 153

Case Date:

6/26/2017

The tree branches hanging over the sidewalk connecting the B-Line to the parking lot and Rail Trail are extremely low. I keep hitting my helmet on them as I bike through. It would be nice to get these trimmed back. Thanks!

Case Date:

10/13/2017

I would like to highlight what I believe to be one remaining safety concern along that B-Line bike path. It has to do with the bridge on Allen that crosses over the open drainage (right by the Traffic Division's garage). When approaching the bridge from either direction, there are significant gaps on either side where there is no barrier between the road and the drainage culvert. I am concerned that a cyclist -- perhaps one pulling over to allow a car to pass -- could misjudge their stopping distance and ride into the culvert. Additionally, there is no easy way for someone who does fall in to climb back out. I believe that the expense to fix this would be low. It appears that an attempt may have been made to create a curb at one point, but the work appears to be incomplete and not sufficient to stop a bicycle. However, something like a length of guardrail seems like it would be more than sufficient. Thank you for taking time to read my concern.

Case Date:

10/15/2020

Tree trunk partially fallen and suspended across Renwick Trail at SouthEast Park