Case Date:

12/15/2017

Left turn arrows do not come on.

Case Date:

12/26/2017

stoplight blinking red all directions

Case Date:

12/27/2017

Hey Neil, Thanks a lot! It's heartwarming that you're looking into it, aging equipment not withstanding. Re: Kirkwood/Walnut...if you're in front of the Book Corner, or across from it in front of the Courthouse trying to get to the Book Corner corner, and it's you've just this second gotten the green pedestrian sign, you will not make it across during the green hand (or whatever the symbol is). Never. I'm really healthy and I can't get across before the pedestrian sign changes and opens up the car traffic. Turning cars are not inclined to watch pedestrians, they're distracted by oncoming traffic and timing their own turns. Thus, squashed pedestrian. Kind of you to take an interest, Neil. Happy New Year! Lisa Horwitz (IT wouldn't let me simply reply to your email. Did you know that?)

Case Date:

12/30/2017

Stop sign ran over and is no longer up.

Case Date:

1/11/2018

Case Date:

1/17/2018

The lights between Patterson and Curry on W 3rd are very poorly timed and are causing a consistent traffic back log.

Case Date:

1/17/2018

The lights on 3rd street between Patterson and Curry are horribly timed. You are lucky to get through a light on the 5th cycle. I don't understand why these lights are so badly timed when lights on Walnut/College are so well timed. Thank you!

Case Date:

1/18/2018

Timing of turn signal from westbound lane to south College Mall

Case Date:

1/19/2018

it is taking far too long to get from Landmark ave. to the Mcdonalds on west 3rd. I spent 20 minutes today in that area and there wasn't an accident nor workers working. I have worked with doctors who did their residency at County general in Chicago, and they on more than one occasion that they could get from one side of downtown chicago to the other faster than getting across Bloomington. That says something for our traffic flow!

Case Date:

1/22/2018

The traffic signal has been operating slightly different than usual and I believe it is contributing to the traffic congestion at the 3rd Street/Franklin/Wynnedale intersection (that is already congested). Instead of cars from my neighborhood tripping the signal when we pull up to wait (as well as the movie theater traffic), the traffic signal for the intersection is going through the entire cycle (as if cars are waiting from the movie theater area and my neighborhood). The green light time from the neighborhood is also significantly longer than from the other areas.