The bottom spout on the water fountain is not working, the one for dogs. The upper fountains are still working. This is the water fountain on the B-line Trail just north of 4th Street. Thanks for taking a look!
Pothole/depression in the pavement on the B-Line Trail at Moravec Way intersection
Open up the other section of parking lot it’s gated off not allowing more parking and people can’t turn around. Literally 15 minutes to run out there and unlock a cable to allow people to have more parking the nicest day of the year so far and the parks department can’t even unlock a simple walk and have it ready to go for Saturday.
Open up the other section of parking lot it’s gated off not allowing more parking and people can’t turn around. Literally 15 minutes to run out there and unlock a cable to allow people to have more parking the nicest day of the year so far and the parks department can’t even unlock a simple walk and have it ready to go for Saturday.
Open up the other section of parking lot it’s gated off not allowing more parking and people can’t turn around. Literally 15 minutes to run out there and unlock a cable to allow people to have more parking the nicest day of the year so far and the parks department can’t even unlock a simple walk and have it ready to go for Saturday.
I love this new informational sign. It’s so fun to read about Bloomington’s history! The sign is just so tall and at such a shallow angle that it’s hard for people shorter than 5’6” to read. I realize this is low priority but if there’s any way to adjust the height or angle, a lot more people could read the sign, especially kids.
I love this new informational sign. It’s so fun to read about Bloomington’s history! The sign is just so tall and at such a shallow angle that it’s hard for people shorter than 5’6” to read. I realize this is low priority but if there’s any way to adjust the height or angle, a lot more people could read the sign, especially kids.
I love this new informational sign. It’s so fun to read about Bloomington’s history! The sign is just so tall and at such a shallow angle that it’s hard for people shorter than 5’6” to read. I realize this is low priority but if there’s any way to adjust the height or angle, a lot more people could read the sign, especially kids.
Tree down on trail by Le Petit Cafe
Large pile of trash behind tree south of the B-Line near (former) lamppost 157, between the trail and the railroad and west of the railroad bridge. Most likely an abandoned cache of items pulled from the nearby Opportunity House dumpster.