There is a street sign bent over so that it cannot be read just to the north along the sidewalk in front of Bloomington Cleaners There is no selection on the service request menus for this type of damage/situation
North Margie Court in Union Valley Farms Subdivision. Court is still covered with sand from the winter months. While I appreciate the sand being put down for the winter, I'd also expect it to be removed after the weather clears, all this should be taken care of by my tax dollars. Above that, young children are now riding their bikes throughout the development. It would be a shame for one of them to wipe out on this sand and be severely injured.
Southbound S. Walnut at Hillside is cycling green every time regardless of whether or not there are cars waiting at the red, including the left turn arrow onto Hillside. And the left arrow is green for a long time with no cars.
Potholes & crumbling pavement all along S Dorchester Dr. The edges of this road are in especially bad condition.
The signals do not switch the lights when traffic is stopped in an east -west direction but no traffic is going is traveling in the north-south direction. Either the sensors are not working or the electronics is at fault.
The walk/ don't walk sign at 3rd and Rogers, on the northwest corner, is obscured by leaves and virtually invisible. Thank you.
Stop sign here (South Renwick, heading east) is blocked from sight by the trees. Very hard to see until you are almost in the intersection with South Hawksmoore.
I just reported this to the street department, so they might have taken care of this already. But, at the intersection of 10th St. and Grandview Dr. there is a pile of gravel that obstructs traffic. I have driven over it and it causes my car to hyrdoplane, so when I hit the brakes my car does not stop. Please clear out the gravel from this road
There are low hanging branches at 805 Coolidge. Can you look into this to trim? They are hitting the tops of our buses.
There is rectangle shaped pothole that has been there for months. It's at least a few inches deep with sharp edges.