Not sure which category this belongs under. Lying on the north side of 11th Street about 1/3 of the way from Lincoln walking towards Washington is a large signage support that was likely stolen from a construction site or utility project. It does not have a sign attached, it's just the support. Maybe the City can figure out who it belongs to (?)
Hello again, thanks for changing the one small sign on 3rd. St. Now I'd like to request adding "NO THRU TRUCKS" x2 signs to the two no trucks image signs (red cross-out) that are at 3rd and Rogers on the west-side facing east. They are not working, there is a huge influx of thru truck traffic on W 3rd St. and I think adding the written out signs to the two existing signs would help solve the problem. Thanks, Jaclyn
This morning while driving to school we noticed that the sign post holding the street signs for Loroy Ave and S Village drive was down in a neighbor’s yard. It looks like someone may have hit the sign post. Just wanted to report that in hopes that it can be fixed. Thank you.
Caller states that a stop sign at the corner of Washington and Second @ 200 East 2nd is being obstructed by a really low tree branch. It is dangerously covered from driver's view. Not sure if this is a city tree or not. Please give attention to this issue. Thank you
A yellow sign has recently appeared beneath the City's STOP sign at the corner of Greenbrier and Berkley. This new sign appears to have been added by a resident rather than the City of Bloomington.
The stop light at High Street and 2nd street is very long. At 5:50 in the morning, with very, very little traffic, it is a waste of time and gasoline. Can it be changed to flashing yellow until 7:00 a.m., please?
Stop signs along High St at 1st st and Maxwell ln heading south are nearly invisible. Sight lines should be checked
Yield sign on Hector Drive at the intersection with Kinser Drive is leaning badly and hard to see in your car. Please fix, thank you.
Following up with case #193627: at least one of the residents at 801 N. Lincoln is driving west on 11th Street from Lincoln (against the One-Way direction) to get to the parking places. Even though it's only a half-block, they should obey the rules because people walk on that street regularly (there are no sidewalks) and they are not expecting a car to be racing toward them out of the blue from the wrong direction. You can tell he has done it when his parked car is angled toward the NW.
we have a high volume of traffic. The traffic is in the form of many cars, buses, bikers, scooters, and walkers. There are no speed limit signs on the street. Additionally, there is no pedestrian crossing. Additionally, I would like to request a stop sign at the corner of University and Eagle Avenue. This is to slow traffic. Currently, cars and buses drive over the speed limit as a regular Habit. It is loud, and dangerous to the other Traffic, such as walkers. The cars are dominant on the street. Even if there is a parent with a baby in a stroller, they will still run through the stop sign and drive around the baby. It is chaotic and out of control. It is also very loud. Something needs to be done to address the situation. My suggestion is pedestrian crossways at first and Eagleson, University and Eagleson, and a stop sign at University and Eagleson. Additionally, we need some signs that tell people what the speed limit is. It should be 25 mph. It is a residential neighborhood.