The corner of E. David Drive and E. Tapps Turn is a school bus stop. There is no street light there and it’s very dark especially for neighborhood children waiting for their bus during early morning hours. For the safety of children and drivers who come into our neighborhood via David Drive, we need to have a street light installed.
Please install a street light at the corner of David Drive and Tapps Turn to illuminate a corner that is used as a bus stop for K-12 students.
in the morning and in the afternoon when school is starting/ending one can spend more than 10 minutes making a left turn here. Today I had one car ahead of me attempting this who eventually turned right after 11 minutes, while at least 5 school buses trying to get to Tri-North and a large number of cards piled up behind me. A stop sign or a light that is programed for school hours would make it a lot easier and help keep everyone arrive on time. An additional challenge is that you have a lot of new drivers (HS) who don't always use their turn signals or don't know to stop before turning on to Prow Rd and allow for taking turns.
This address is the dead-end address of a very dark street that would benefit greatly from a city street light. I would submit a photo but it would be simply black dark.
Can street lights be added to these two poles? Our neighborhood has had a huge influx of crime. It would benefit the neighborhood to have better lighting.
My girlfriends car,as well as several neighbors cars, were broken into last night around 3am. Neighbors have cameras but they didn't capture faces, at any rate, the nearest streetlight is at the intersection of S. Madison St. and Graham St., and the entire neighborhood south of that is pitch black despite the fact that there are several family's with small children. I'm sure the culprits where most likely the homeless population camping out in higher numbers than ever in the switchyard woods. Install more street lights in my neighborhood immediately.
Hi I hope you are doing well! I commute home via scooter and I get home well after dusk. When there is no more natural light in Bloomington, this area gets pitch black. This is dangerous because even with a bike light, you are still riding into a yield sign and a dead end. Some unlucky person will miss it and hurt themselves. Also, another reason for a street light is because it is the only section of 7th street that does not have one… or one that works. ESPECIALLY with the speed bumps and the curb coming out to meet the speed bump, it is impossible to see. Thank you for your consideration and I hope we both can contribute to a safer Bloomington!
Two street lights are out at the intersection of Rock Creek and Montclair.
The lamp light is burnt out
too dark and not enough parking spots for all the apartments