The trash for the Killion Building apartment complex has not been picked up in weeks and is starting to get scattered all over the parking lot behind my house. I have spoken with Woodington Management prior to this about the same issue about a month ago but it is happening again.
Second report. This morning (June 25, 2018), 422 S. Hawthorne Dr. Sanitation workers left one bin in the middle of driveway, one bin against car on street. Additionally, not only was yard waste not picked up but bags are actually intentionally thrown into the street. I believe this is in retaliation for reporting shoddy yard waste last week, please inform me of who I may contact at City of Bloomington to file a higher level report. Photo attached.
Today, 6/28/18, I returned home from work to find our trash and the neighboring properties (all on S. Bainbridge Dr. east side) on our side of the street had been skipped for trash pick up. I have a full trash canister and cannot wait until next week for pick up. We are a scheduled Thursday pickup. This is the second time in three weeks this has occurred. The first time I spoke with the recycling crew and they notified headquarters and the issue was remedied. Please pick up our trash asap. The canister will sit out in front of the house until sanitation picks it up. It is full and will need emptied in order for us to have trash service next Thursday. Please correct whatever is going on with this route. It is aggravating to have this occur twice in a three week period. A picture of the three canisters which did not get picked up is attached.
I've been a regular walker in Park Ridge East and notice it looks like 212 N Sheffield has really started hording junk in the backyard, enough I can notice it on my walks growing over time. There are some odd tarped areas too. Anything the City staff can do? Hate to see the neighborhood get junky. Was hoping temporary construction but been a few years.
A mattress, a couple of tubs, scrap wood, recycling, a shopping cart and a makeshift bed have been dumped on a public bench in front of the Habitat Office at 213 E Kirkwood Ave.
There is a substantial amount of loose trash building up around the old Box Car books location.
Discarded furniture lying by street
Discarded furniture lying by street
Discarded furniture lying by street
Trash piled up on north side of building, visible from street