704 W. 4th St. The sidewalk is front of this house is ridiculous. They never shoveled or salted, and it's been almost 2 weeks since it snowed. Someone is going to get hurt. They shoveled up to their front door, and I know someone is home.
I tried to find a simple listing of fire station locations in Bloomington, from your own fire department web site, and just gave up. I'm sure it's embedded somewhere underneath all the other information, without a good link, but why have you hidden things? Also, look at the following misinformation about the fire department from a related website - they don't even know where Bloomington is located! "he City of Bloomington is located 55 miles south-southeast of Indianapolis along IN-37 and is home to Indiana University." That's from http://www.indianafiretrucks.com/pages/monroe/bloomington_2-3.html. Ouch!
Emily, I have information to add to your fire safety list found here: http://bloomington.in.gov/documents/viewDocument.php?document_id=2212 The sites are Allstate’s fire damage prevention guides, and you can find them here: http://www.allstate.com/be-aware-and-prepare/fire-damage-prevention.aspx http://blog.allstate.com/top-5-home-fire-safety-tips-for-fire-prevention-week/ I can be reached via email at lgrac@allstate.com, or, if you'd like to talk about this by phone, you are welcome to call my direct number at (847) 402-2372. If you do not have access to make changes to the site, I would appreciate it if you could please point me in the right direction. =) Best regards, Laura
East side of Madison Street between Kirkwood and 6th St.
East side of Madison between Kirkwood and 6th St
Part of http://bloomington.in.gov/locations/?locationGroup_id=8 is rather out of date
The lnks for Kspots and the Kiva web address are broken.
A sidewalk was installed this fall. The road meeting the sidewalk was never patched and is in terrible condition all the way down the block, becoming worse with winter weather and parking. I live at 319 w. 15th st.
To whom it may concern: I was at the website for sustainability and water barrels, here: http://bloomington.in.gov/documents/viewDocument.php?document_id=5952 There is a paragraph, "A typical rain barrel is a drum with 50-60 gallons of capacity. In Bloomington, you can buy a rain barrel from Earth Care, the Monroe County Soil & Water Conservation District and others. Or, you can build your own! Download our step-by-step instructionshere (DOC 368.00 KB)." Unfortunately the link to the "Monroe County Soil & Water Conservation District" seems to go to a New York page! I doubt this is intentional? Please let me know. The 2013 fee schedule says $45 for a rain barrel, which I might be interested in if I can really pick one up in Bloomington IN. Thank you! Sincerely, Jacob Neumann