The multi-use trail starting at Basswood and Bloomfield Rd and eastward up to Walker and 2nd St has not been cleared. I realize this may not be a priority, but I bike to work and until this trail is cleared, I need to ride on Bloomfield Rd/2nd St, greatly increasing my personal risk by having to share a road with motor vehicles. If possible to clear any or all of that trail, it would be greatly appreciated.
White sedan with a tan roof and cracked front bumper, parked in empty property just off the intersection of Oakdale/Bloomfield
Disabled vehicle parked on 27 Feb 2026. Other illegal dumping on site.
Whatever is in the trash in the bus stop smells like a decomposing animal and is attracting a LOT of flys.
Smells like gas
Small mattress behind one of the benches
Lights are still out on a portion (long portion) of the trail - been over a week since I gave notice. it's dark there, even flying through on a bike. walking, it would be a long stroll in the dark. what's up? waiting on a part? if so, we should order some extras to have around. if we are waiting on a vendor, we should get a backup vendor. just seems important to safety and being able to patrol it effectively. Sorry to chafe on you, but nearing 70 years young and not looking forward to tussling with any hoodlums that get emboldened by the lack of lights. And I did not see the security guys, which was weird on a night without lights, their little vehicle should have stood out to me. Thanks in advance for taking care of this.
As someone who walks a lot, I appreciate the B-Line trail and how well the city maintains it, including promptly clearing snow. So I was disappointed today when I had to tiptoe through ice on the trail near WonderLab, between 4th and Kirkwood. Thank you.
Lamppost #142 light is out on the B-Line trail. It is the first lamppost on the west side of Rogers Street near the City Hall Plaza. This is a dangerous crosswalk as cars often speed through the walk.
In 2024, the City of Bloomington planted native species along the west side of the B-Line trail adjacent to the 300 & 400 block of Mortons St. After a year of growth the portion next to the B-Line trail looks fine; however the “back side” of this planted area that is on the east side of Morton St is heavily overgrown, encroaching 3 to 4 feet into Morton St, obstructing traffic, pedestrians and bikers on Morton St. this is becoming a safety issue due to the narrowing of the street die to overgrown, and un-kempt planting of native plants along the B-Line trail. Requesting that the City of Bloomington groom the back side of this native planting, along Mortton St as to not obstruct the normal use of Morton shared by pedestrians, bikes and traffic.