W. Sunset ave. Three vehicles, red, white SUV and a box truck. No plates, and expired tags. They have been there for months without moving. This is the third report. Also reported to parking enforcement.
At the end of N Bryan Ave
Silver Honda Civic Coupe was a resident of 815 N College Ave last year and has left his vehicle abandoned on the street (he no longer lives here). Location: 800 block of N College Ave, west side of street between entrance and exit to 815 N College Apt Building. This car has expired California Plates and has not moved in over 6 months. Please remove this vehicle if possible due to very limited parking in the area.
Sidewalk between the driveways of 417 & 423 E. University St. is almost unpassable because of encroaching woody plants. Also, sidewalk in front of 423 is encroached by vines, including poison ivy.
I would like to thank Officer Barnes , and also let her superior know that officer Barnes is a great police officer. I am from Chicago, and was visiting my daughter in Bloomington, unfortunately I was lost, and didn't know how to get back to her apartment. I met Officer Barnes as I sat in the parking lot of shopping center that has office max, dollar store etc. my daughter was at work, and I was stuck. Officer Barnes told me she could assist me in getting to my daughters apartment which was on Rolling Ridge street. I was so impressed with her helpfulness that I had to share it with her Police department. My daughter rearranged her work schedule to come and get me.
Bloomington police are paid to sit in their squad car all night, harassing anyone who may walk by. As a tax payer, this is troublesome to me. Is there nothing better these police officers have to do? Probably not. I hate to see my money go to waste on talentless individuals such as Bloomington police officers. I believe these police officers would not be able to solve even the most basic of crimes. This is why I would like to see my hard earned tax dollars deverted to worthwhile resources such as education, rather than officers who provide nothing to the community.
Been selling narcotics (heroin) 817 miller rd the contact information is the provider others are involve.....thank you a concerned citizen of bloomington.....
All Stop signs and speed limit signs on Henderson St., from Miller Dr. to 1st Street seem to be invisible because no one ever heeds them. I would think Police presence would help, but perhaps public works could do something to convince motorists that this is not a major, high speed artery. We have a school, a park, and many pedestrians. Yesterday (4/8/13) I saw a car, traveling 40-50 mph, narrowly miss a college student at the bus stop by Blacks Lumber. Also two children have been hit in the Templeton School zone this year. This is a problem.
Increased traffic patrol by officers in the North Maple area would be greatly appreciated, for a couple reasons: 1) In the N Maple/15th St area, there is a motorcyclist who loiters and frequents the area between the hours of 7-11, off and on, who speeds/squeals his tires up and down the street, revs his engine, and drives recklessly, seemingly for fun. This has been an ongoing issue for months, but recently has become an every day occurrence. It's currently happening right now, 7:50pm on a Wednesday, and woke me up from a dead sleep at 10:30pm on Monday. Aside from the loud, incessant noise polution, his reckless driving is going to eventually cause damage to life or property. 2) At the intersection of Maple and 11th, there is a three way stop that half the people in this neighborhood completely ignore. I've had more than one close call there during my morning commute. People tend to roll through the stop sign, and only slightly hesitate, in an attempt to beat out whoever is coming the other way. Aside from being rude, it's super dangerous. Please assist with these issues. It's become very nerve-wracking to live in this neighborhood lately because of inconsiderate drivers/bikers. I was hoping it would go away after school let out, but it appears to be a townie issue.
East Second Pedestrian footbridge. Overhanging shrubs. City's responsibility or adjacent home owner's?