Case Date:

12/7/2012

Blue Chevy Aveo has been here several days in same spot.

Case Date:

10/4/2013

Someone is blocking one lane of college.

Case Date:

9/10/2014

This car at 6th and Elm has been parked and not moved for over a year. The owners no longer live at the house. It has weeds grown up around it and limits parking in the neighborhood.

Case Date:

6/25/2015

Car has been parked in this lot for more than a week.

Case Date:

10/25/2012

Display sign in front of new Oliver Winery on the square blocks the sidewalk. It's in front of their new fenced off area and leaves very little room to pass. Thanks.

Case Date:

6/27/2013

Tree limbs over sidewalk. 1515 E Maxwell Ln.

Case Date:

12/17/2013

2 abandoned vehicles parked on the curb directly in front of the Scholars Inn Bed & Breakfast on College Ave. One is a tan/gold minivan, the other is parked directly in front of the van. Both have been there for at least a month.

Case Date:

6/11/2012

7th and college across from justice building. Posterboard signs put up by hillbillies for their jailed acquaintences.

Case Date:

6/12/2012

Alley between walnut and monon behind evil by the needle tattoo place, next to fatih akins junked out garage thing. Its growing from fatihs place. He will let it grow until the alley is impassable

Case Date:

8/2/2017

Hi - I feel like the city needs to issue a warning to cyclists to take extra precautions when locking up their bike. On Monday around 11am, my $1200 bike was stripped of all of its parts that were not locked to the bike rack. This happened right outside my office in a somewhat busy parking lot, in downtown Bloomington, in broad daylight. From the security footage it took the person about 20 minutes. A police report was filed and the officer mentioned he'd seen similar cases recently. After posting about this on social media, I've now heard numerous cases of bikes either being stripped completely or partially during the day at various spots downtown over the past couple weeks. Had there been any media or warnings issued, I would have certainly brought my bike into my office, rather than risk losing most of it. I realize it's just a possession (and not a life) and can be replaced, but given that this seems to be a growing trend, a warning and increased awareness would be helpful.