This is related to the issue on uReport ticket 182548. https://bloomington.in.gov/crm/tickets/view?ticket_id=182548 It was marked as resolved, and a letter sent. This was back in February. As of today, this debris is still present in the ravine area long the Jackson Creek Trail. Nothing was cleaned up.
Someone has stolen our garbage can.
Trash can stolen from our house. 612 E First St.
Trash is still all over the driveway and into the yard. This has been this way for years. I will help with the cleanup if the city provides a dumpster or two.
Them boys have been throwing out all manner of fragrances and lipstick and I'm sick of it. Collecting there on the sidewalk, causing me to lose focus. It's something what ought to be done about.
I have lived at my address 5years And since December of 2022 my husband's been on dialysis at home we acquired quite a bit of medical waste as he treats 5 times a week. The problem I'm having is I made a agreement with the supervisor of sanitation to take 7 bags of medical waste for $20. When I got my bill It was seventy dollars When I called about it I got a phone call back and they said some other things had been placed outside of that 7 bags and that's why they. Charged me the $70. We live on a fixed income and they justified it saying that some people get 3 or $400 bills of trash when students move out. I thought there was a cap on it evidently that's not the case. I don't think it's fair that I can't go get another trash service because I live in city limits. And there's no other way for me to get rid of this medical waste. I can't even make a statement by not paying the $70 because then my water will get shut off and he needs water for his machine. Things worked so much better when you bought trash stickers and popped them on the bags you needed to get rid of big mark up to pay $10 now instead of $1 AND Pay for your trash can.
Trash pick up poked a hole in my trash can and dented the side. Just do not want to be liable for the damage
Query the status of U-Request #181718, dating from 10/4/2022, about placing a trash can at the City Transit bus stop at the Mall entrance that is closest to the Endwright Center East. There is always trash lying around there. This stop badly needs a trash can.
The guys who are installing fiber sometimes leave their trash. This trash has been sitting here at the light ever since they worked in this location.
Maybe Adam Wason, to whom case #184137 has been assigned, could also check out the trash situation at the bus stop on Woodcest, across from the Credit Union, closest to the shops. Passengers are using a shopping cart that was abandoned there as a trash can now! What other proof is needed that a trash can at that bus stop would be very useful.