closed #203583
Sewer Problems (Storm Sewers)
4521 E Wiltshire CT
- Case Date:
- 6/19/2025
The storm drain on the north side of Wiltshire Court is completely clogged with debris from the storms/rain over the last few days.
The storm drain on the north side of Wiltshire Court is completely clogged with debris from the storms/rain over the last few days.
There are a couple of deep potholes in the northbound lane of S Walnut Pike just north of the race track—one of them much worse and is the one I hit early this week.
edge of paving is disintegrating all along front of driveway and curb. The entire street has this problem, worse in some spots than others. Yesterday you patched my next door neighbor's, but didn't address any of the others.
I am old enough to remember that the building on the southwest corner of the S Rogers and Country Club Road intersection used to be a real business and they kept their property clean and safe. Now the property appears abandoned and is a hazard to the people of Bloomington. The lot vegetation is out of control. The building should be designated condemned by the city. It is covered with graffiti and could become a place where a person on the B-line to the east could be abducted and assaulted under cover. What can be done about this horrific eyesore in the midst of all the re-development and revitalization in the area?
There are two fairly large holes in the Washington Street bike lane between 8th and 9th streets.
The tall street light in the left upper corner of this picture also shines directly into my bedroom very bright perhaps it could be adjusted so it's not pointing directly into the third apartments(New). Thank you.
AT&T has two dead trees in front of its building. They have been dead so long one has splintered from rot and is now on the ground in numerous shards right next to the sidewalk.
I recently bought a house on W Middle Ct, and there is a large dip in the road right in front of my driveway, so that most sedans would scrape their car coming in and out of the driveway. The problem is that the road dips dramatically in front of the driveway (not that the end of the driveway is at the wrong level). Other houses in the neighborhood seem to have had a similar issue and filled in the gap with cement (I’m not sure if they did it themselves or if the city did it). Is this something you guys can fix? Legally can I pour cement there myself since it’s a public road?
My house backs up to this park, and there is a large tree that is now dead and seems like it could fall on the power lines or my house
The street sign connecting East Stephens and Deckard Dr. is both bent in half and tilted, making it incredibly difficult to read.