I am trying to fax the required documentation to the IT department for their computer donation. However, the fax number listed on the page here http://bloomington.in.gov/computer-donation does not seem to be an actual fax number. When I dial it through the fax machine, a voice mail answers.
Barry Wallock, Downtown Specialist, is listed with the wrong email address on the City Directory. It should be wallockb@bloomington.in.gov
Are the event calendars available for anyone to post an event? I could not find a "submit an event" button or info. Please help. thanks!
There's some JSP scriptlet code being printed out on https://bloomington.in.gov/code/ above and inside the search box at the upper left.
I wanted to report a pothole, so I first looked under "Streets", but there was no place there for potholes. I then looked under "Hazards", but there wasn't a place there either. I finally found it under "Most Popular". It's OK to put things under "Most Popular", but they also should be under the category that they logically fit under.
Fee Lane Northbound Lane and Sidewalk Closure (06/15/2015 – 08/03/2015) The northbound lane and sidewalk of Fee Lane between 11th Street and Law Lane will be closed through approximately 5:00 p.m. on Monday, August 3, to install new steam and water lines. The southbound lane and sidewalk will remain open.
The online utility payment is down.
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.