Hello, I'm the Secretary for the Sycamore Knolls Neighborhood Association. We've created a new website and our old Blogspot address forwards to it, but I thought I'd send you the new direct link for your neighborhood page. Here it is: sycamoreknolls.org. Thanks for your time!
This is a test report from Dan Hiester.
Both of the links to the transit services at the bottom of the page at https://bloomington.in.gov/documents/viewDocument.php?document_id=6502 are not working/not current.
Hello - My name is Sue Sgambelluri and I serve on the Redevelopment Commission as an appointee of the Common Council. Somehow my name was accidentally deleted from that page on the City's web site. Could you add it back in please? Thanks!
Hey there I was searching for some articles about hiking guides and came across your page "bloomington.in.gov/documents/viewDocument.php?document_id=530". I noticed you linked one of my favourite articles "guide to hiking basics" in your sidebar under the name the ultimate hiking guide. Just wanted to let you know I created a similar article but much more thorough and up to date. hilehighvalley.com/ultimate-hiking-guide-and-hiking-tips Might be worth a mention on your page. Either way, keep up the awesome work Cheers, Nathan
Hi, First of all, I would like to express my appreciation for recommending us as a trusted service on your mold page. ( https://bloomington.in.gov/documents/viewDocument.php?document_id=8491 ) However, the link that is used is outdated and now presents as a 404 error page. We would really appreciate if you could update the link for American Mold Experts to the following link: http://americanmoldexperts.com Thanks in advance, Rodney S. Director of Marketing American Mold Experts
Good Morning, While looking through sites that provide information on asbestos and mesothelioma, I came across your site: bloomington.in.gov/green-building-local-resources. I wanted to thank you for your efforts in getting the word out about asbestos-related cancers. While you do have great resources, our site offers free services for patients dealing with the cost of treatment. I was hoping that you could add our site as a resource as well. Thank you for your consideration. Have a great day! Best, Chelsea Montanaro MesotheliomaFund.com
At this location on the City website (http://bloomington.in.gov/documents/viewDocument.php?document_id=3030)would you please update the information about Centerstone? The copy should read - Centerstone is a community-based behavioral healthcare provider. Persons with serious mental illness and/or substance abuse disorders are often homeless or at-risk. Centerstone serves people who are homeless and who struggle with behavioral health issues. Services are available in 17 Indiana counties and surrounding areas. Centerstone has an extensive supportive housing continuum for adults with serious mental illness who are receiving clinical services from our clinics. Both transitional and permanent housing are available with varying levels of accompanying supportive services. Centerstone has over 316 residential beds in 27 facilities. Forty-six of these beds are reserved for clients meeting the HUD definition of homelessness. People who are homeless have access to Centerstone's services, including intensive case management, psychiatric care, and employment assistance. 645 South Rogers Street Bloomington, IN 47403 For more information and first appointments: 800-344-8802 Crisis Line 24/7: 800-832-5442
I find the city website rather difficult to use, and aesthetically, it isn't very pleasing. Personally, I find that it is in need of some updates and remodeling - it looks rather aged, and has many outdated links in pages. I am often very interesting in economic and park development, as well as future projects and proposals to the development of the city - such as the Certified Technology Park, and the Switchyard Park development. I hope to see a site redesign that streamlines everything, makes it beautifully simple, and highlights "new" news regarding city events and developments, while archiving some of the older events and developments.
Do you know of any local gun safety class?