Hello Folks, Please consider removing the restrictions on permissible files for uploading. The current size & limited file type is unhelpful for reporting. Under the previous administration, I could snap a photo of the issue & then submit with UReport to the City of Bloomington. With the current site revision, one is unable to send a photo from most cell phones. Thank you.
Your new u report working for me Thanks
I subscribed in error to your city sorry I live in Bloomingdale nj could you please unsubscribe me thank you.
Reports hang up/ don’t submit if you include a photo. They used to be an option to select the photo size, but that is no longer available. Might have something to do with photo size…
How can I see what the status of certain cases us. For instance: what is the status of case #188394 (May 12, 'Pressure Washing' sign on pole at 2001 S Rogers)? On May 30 it still was there. Since you are no longer sending out conformation emails with a link to the specific case, I cannot follow up myself, as I used to do. Thank you.
Your u report not working
Broken pedestrian traffic light. (I tried submitting with a photo, but it never went through.)
I'm having issues with the UReport website wherein my attempts to submit forms for excessive growth have been unsuccessful. I have been able to reach step 3, but then get hit with a message that says something along the lines of "form processing" or "form submitting." A look at recently submitted reports finds no record of my attempts to submit. It's possible the issue is with my laptop/internet but I'm more inclined to blame the UReport website for these issues.
Sent a request on April 8th for information concerning an area of our parking lot that use to be an alley. We have some issues and were trying to get some answers.
Using the MyBloomington website, ( https://bloomington.in.gov/mybloomington/ ) It would be helpful to list the historic designation per the SHARD for houses both in and out of historic districts. (i.e. C / Contributing, NC / Non-Contributing, O / Outstanding, etc.) and linked to a page that explains WHAT THAT MEANS in terms of modifications to the outsides of houses, whether or not that structure is in an historic district. Many homeowners come before the Historic Preservation Commission angry and uninformed. Consult with the HPC Program Manager, Noah Sandweiss, on what to put in these blurbs - it changes based on whether the property is in a district, as well which district it is in. (Noah’s email: noah.sandweiss@bloomington.in.gov )