The council map has no information on it; it's just a regular map without color-coded districts or anything. https://bloomington.in.gov/interactive/maps/councilmap The link to the "map letter" pdf is broken or just doesn't display the map. https://data.bloomington.in.gov/dataset/city-council-district-maps
I was asked to provide more information about a ticket which is open. I did not see a place to provide that information. The email was "no reply." The ticket did not allow me to add what was asked for. In addition: I had already given that info in the original ticket. Now there are two open tickets about the same rotted board: 181672 and 181669
Hello, I would like to inquire about the domain name blue ridge.bloomington.in.us as I believe that the city owns this and currently redirects this to Lingo Technology where we host our Blue Ridge web site. We have recently created a new Google Sites web page and would now like to change the CName to this new web site at https://sites.google.com/view/brnabloomington/home If you can assist with this that would be great, I can be reached at 4088399811 to discuss further, Thanks Wes Scholl Blue Ridge Neighborhood Association Vice President
Lost Amazon’s package from front door
Broken pedestrian traffic light. (I tried submitting with a photo, but it never went through.)
https://bloomington.in.gov/about/sustainability/solarize link not working
A section of fiber is missing. We think Rick Dietz has it.
How does one email the mayor or any other city official? This ought to be part of our digital century. More specifically, i want information on how I can personally filter my water to make it safe. I'd like to see water safety information front and center on your website. Thanks.
https://bloomington.in.gov/mayor?lang=es Hi, the Spanish language site shows Mark Kruzan as mayor instead of John Hamilton.
I'm wondering why JSON lists from the Bloomington portal cannot be pulled by anyone. Specifically, we were trying to pull http://bloomington.in.gov/inroads/events?format=json. We get Origin 'http://devindiana.com' is therefore not allowed access. My question is: if this is public data, why can't it be accessed directly by the public. In other words, it students want to build a web site displaying current road closings in Bloomington, do they need special access? We were hoping to use local resources in development classes to demonstrate web sites with local data. Thanks.