Case Date:

10/6/2026

I have previously reported this issue - over 2 weeks ago - and nothing has been done. There is an abandoned car - or if not abandoned, it's not in working order - that is parked on the public street. It is silver, has body damage, and no license plate. I am the Neighborhood Association President, and I'm tired of getting daily complaints about this car. The last uReport submitted looked like it was reported to the police dept. and closed. WHAT HAPPENED AFTER THAT? If you don't know or can't tell me, please provide me with EXACT instructions on who I should call and speak to - either at the City of Bloomington, or the Police dept. directly. Thank you.

Case Date:

10/6/2026

The no parking signs are being installed IN FRONT of and BEHIND the stop signs. The signs dont match the other half of the neighborhood in placement or type of sign. They look fake and are installed so drivers cant read them. The temporary signs have been left as litter in the streets and the installlation of these new signs is unbelievably ineffective. This is not acceptable and unbelievable after this neighborhood has dealt with paper signs for 2 years.

Case Date:

10/6/2026

The no parking signs are being installed IN FRONT of and BEHIND the stop signs. The signs dont match the other half of the neighborhood in placement or type of sign. They look fake and are installed so drivers cant read them. The temporary signs have been left as litter in the streets and the installlation of these new signs is unbelievably ineffective. This is not acceptable and unbelievable after this neighborhood has dealt with paper signs for 2 years.

Case Date:

10/6/2026

This intersection is a serious safety issue for pedestrians and vehicles. The high volume of students getting off the bus and crossing to the apartments combined with heavy flow of vehicle traffic is such a dangerous combination. Please fix this before there is a serious accident or injury. This intersection should have an overpass for students to safely cross the street especially with additional complexes being built.

Case Date:

10/6/2026

Pot hole in alley by sidewalk

Case Date:

10/6/2026

There is a gentleman who rides up and down the B-line in the picture attached, and is playing a song quite loudly through a speaker. I understand that speakers and inappropriate language cannot necessarily be reliably policed, but this has been occurring for several hours a day, several days a week, since at least June. The song he is playing is "POS" by Seuco and it is the only song, on repeat. It not only contains several occurrences of a man screaming "Shut the f*** up," but also includes themes promoting suicide, containing sexual content including the word masturbate, and degrades women. I encourage whoever is addressing or reading this complaint to at least read the lyrics, but listening will help understand the aggression and upsetting nature of the prior mentioned scream. While I understand this may seem nit-picky at first glance, his route includes switchyard park and around the children's parks. It feels disappointing that Bloomington works so hard to maintain a family friendly, accessible, and inclusive area and that he has not previously been approached about this or asked to stop. Or, if he has, he is obviously not maintaining this as he was observed doing this even today, 10/06, at 1pm. Can he please be asked to refrain from playing this song bare minimum, if not warned about using a speaker as loud as he is?

Case Date:

10/6/2026

Our facility, as well as buildings besides us is having brown water from our house. Could you inform us as to why.

Case Date:

10/6/2026

Thanks for your time and help with the problem at West Third and Yancy. This 3-way, "T" intersection is often blocked. There is no white paint or 'Don't Block the Box' signage. I say leave it clean and ticket people who block it. Get some revenue. The problem will get worse with the completion of Chik-Fil-A.

Case Date:

10/6/2026

I am requesting the City’s review of a $200 “PPI IMPOUND INDIANA LIEN (notifications Fee)” charged by Tow Time Solutions LLC. Tow Time towed my 2022 Tesla Model 3 from the FlexePark lot at 299 E. 3th Street (Tow Time interestingly reports the Towed From address as 219 E. 4th Street) on October 4, 2026. I picked up the vehicle on October 6 and paid the $485 total shown on the attached receipt (Invoice #3146). The receipt lists $150 for towing, $50 for special equipment, $60 for storage, $25 for administration, and $200 for the lien-notification fee. I understand that my monthly parking agreement prohibited parking in that lot from 4:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. on Sundays, and I am not asking the City to review whether the tow itself was justified. My concern is whether the separate $200 fee is authorized for a non-consensual tow under Bloomington Municipal Code 4.32.130, which lists permitted towing and storage charges. Please also determine whether IC 9-22-6-2 or any other state law authorizes this separate $200 lien-notification fee in addition to the charges listed under BMC 4.32.130, and what records support the amount charged. I spoke with Tow Time in person, and we agreed that I would submit the fee question to the City through uReport. Please review whether this specific fee is permitted, advise me of the appropriate process to dispute it, and let me know whether the City can assist with resolving it. Tow Time Solutions LLC Receipt date: October 6, 2026 Invoice #3146

Case Date:

10/6/2026

Low water pressure. 11 am Oct 6. Gentry East.