Under the footbridge on the Jackson Creek Trail at Rhorer Road, two large fallen trees are stuck. They have been there for several weeks, since one of the creek flooding rains. As subsequent rains flood the creek, more debris will get caught.
Someone has "decorated" the B-Line bollard at Rogers and Ralston. Thank you.
#98 is not lit, and east side of #99 is flickering to fail.
Light in the NE corner of the park, where the small upper pavilion/picnic area resides has been out for nearly a year. I complained this spring, but it is still dark and at night can hear people, but they are not visible. I have an anxious dog who can protect me, but it is unsafe.
The lights along Jackson Creek Trail between Olcott Park and Winslow Park (near the Rogers Family Park) are on during the day. This has been going on for a few days. Usually they're off during the daytime.
The bush near the sidewalk in Bryan Park near the intersection of Henderson and Davis is taking over the sidewalk. There’s a tree growing in the bush which grows faster than the bush. Both are taking over. I’ve trimmed this myself 3 times in the past year so that pedestrians and bikes can stay on the sidewalk. Can you trim, or better replace the bush with a nice shade tree that would enhance the park. Thanks, Jon Lawrence
There are teenagers riding diet bikes on the trails and yelling at walkers to get off the trail. They also drive at people until they move off of the trail.
Poison Hemlock spotted by base of tree in area that was cleared of the old foundation on the BRT. Easiest access is from New Spur trail
A large tree is down in Jackson Creek under the bridge at East Rhorer road. This is the branch of Jackson Creek to the west of Sare Road. Thank you so much!
The Bloomington Police need to start patrolling the trails (and all of town) for illegal electric motorcycle operation. At 8:35pm on 5/26/2026 I observed an illegal electric motorcycle narrowly miss hitting a pedestrian. The illegal electric motorcycle was traveling south bound on the B-Line from Kirkwood with two people on it at a high rate of speed. The motorcycle has no pedals. It is not a bicycle. The motorcycle did not slow down or stop before crossing 4th Street. A lady was walking from west to east on the sidewalk along the south side of 4th Street. The electric motorcycle was quickly approaching the pedestrian and the lady saw it just in time and was able to stop walking and narrowly miss being hit and severely injured. The illegal motorcycle did not try to avoid the collision. These illegal electric motorcycles cannot use the trail. The operators need to be issued tickets with fines and the motorcycles impounded and not returned. These motorcycles are operating recklessly and dangerously on trails, sidewalks, and streets. Please start removing these from our town before someone is seriously injured or killed by these motorcycles on our trails and sidewalks.