Outside of 507 S Muller parkway, APT 707 there is a wrecked vehicle that has been untouched/ moved for several weeks. We looked further into the vehicle information to find that the vehicle belongs to someone who no longer lives here and has been abandoned on the property.
My address: 510 N Lincoln St, Apt 10, Bloomington, IN, 47408 I got an item delivered but didn't receive the item inside. I want to report it as stolen/swapped because amazon needs me to provide proof.
Man in white house next door to 516 (driving a silver Cube) backed in to a car parked on the street that belongs to a girl living across the street. He proceeded to back in to it twice within a minute while trying to get in parking spot.
Vehicle hasn't moved for 2 months. Tags are expired, tires are flat, windows are down.
There are homeless encampments in the shut down parking lot of Arby's. The encampments have been growing daily and causing concerns for nearby businesses.
Trailer parked with blocks on public Street. No engine etc. Please ticket.
Car did not stop when a school bus was stopped
Red sedan with damaged front end is parked in front of garages. The license plate is expired. The vehicle has not been moved in two years
Hello, There is an older black Honda Civic with a missing front bumper that appears to have been abandoned in this location, just to the north of the Reformed Presbyterian Church's parking lot entrance on Lincoln Street. It has been there since approximately September and looks like it has been stripped of anything valuable and left to decay, which is bad for the neighborhood. Thanks in advance for any help on this.
The same group of people is claiming and staying in the gazebo at the Building and Trades park every single day. They are there from open to close, sometimes sleeping on the ground as if it is their personal camp site. Nobody else has a chance to use the shelter because this group is there the entire time the park is available for use. This was a problem last year, and the group referred to the park as their "turf" during an altercation with my neighbors. My house was recently broken into, and it concerns me to know that there are people who can just sit there all day and see exactly when we are coming or going. I don't mind people using the park (because public use is the purpose of a park), but I think it is unreasonable for one group of people to practically live in the park and claim the shelter every day, to the exclusion of other park users. It would be helpful if they could inhabit a different park - or just be somewhere else - on at least some days.