My husband and I were in Bloomington two weeks ago. We are from out of state. While driving the streets around the campus, we were shocked at how dark every street is. Especially now with the upperclass students moving off campus into apartments and houses this next school year, the city of Bloomington needs to take their safety into consideration.
The street light at the corner of 17th St. and Woodburn is dead or nearly so. It comes on for 20-30 seconds every now and then, but it's basically useless.
lights blocked by cables
Street lamp in front of 501 N College (American German bank) is out. Duke Energy says it is not one of their lights.
I reported this streetlight outage July 24, 2014 to Duke Energy. Despite repeated followup calls on my part, and some trucks / people coming to the neighborhood, it remains out. Can you please make them fix it? I don't have the time and energy to continue calling and being put on hold / being told I would get a call back and then people leaving message with no callback info... I'm fed up (and in the dark). I understand some delays but this is beyond reasonable. Original report is attached.
The street light directly across from 4512 E. Cambridge Court is out.
Received a phone call from Don Satler about a street light outage at the intersection of Stephens Drive and Etter Drive. I have reported the outage to Duke Energy.
Street light at 10th and Etter is out.
Street light out
Street light is not working at the intersection of Blackstone Ct. and N. Park Ridge East.