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closed #163549

Traffic Related Complaints

3935 S Walnut ST

Case Date:
3/14/2018

Could some signage and/or barrels be put up to indicate that the right turn lane is closed at the Gordon Pike/South Walnut (southbound) intersection (for those turning west onto Gordon pike)? The barrels cannot be seen until the driver is actually in the very long turn lane. Could have a "get over" arrow back by the animal shelter. Thank you!

closed #164421

Sidewalk & Curb Complaints

396 S Washington ST

Case Date:
5/15/2018

There is a small pothole near the west curb at the intersection of S Washington St and E Smith Ave. I have observed a motorized wheelchair get stuck in the pothole when attempting to cross the road. Do to accessibility issues, immediate repair would be appreciated. Thank you.

closed #191418

Debris Cleanup (Storm Tree & Organic Debris)

3967 E Fenbrook LN

Case Date:
7/7/2024

debris to pick up by street.

closed #163328

Potholes, Other Street Repair

400 E 1st ST

Case Date:
2/26/2018

Pot Holes

closed #189357

Other

400 E Wylie Farm RD

Case Date:
7/1/2024

Sorry! It's Wylie Farm across from Bloomington, South high school.

closed #189410

Other

400 E Wylie Farm RD

Case Date:
7/1/2024

Sorry! It's Wylie Farm across from Bloomington, South high school.

closed #189414

Other

400 E Wylie Farm RD

Case Date:
7/1/2024

Sorry! It's Wylie Farm across from Bloomington, South high school.

closed #155400

Street Lights

4000 S Clear View DR

Case Date:
9/3/2016

Street light out on Gordon pike at entrance to Batchlor middle school

closed #191862

Debris Cleanup (Storm Tree & Organic Debris)

4000 S Jamie LN

Case Date:
7/10/2024

A clump of trees rooted in the drainage culvert rocks as it crosses under Benson Ct. fell into our yard during the storm. Does the city remove them because they were part of the culvert?

closed #191296

Debris Cleanup (Storm Tree & Organic Debris)

4005 S Clear View DR

Case Date:
7/7/2024

Branches from trees piled near mailbox