Even after the materials were picked up this morning from constructing the Longview Greenway, there is a sign pole on the ground by the park, and there are two stop signs on the ground across from Concord.
The owner/tenant of the address 1428 W 6th Street has been keeping a lot of trash that the city isn't picking up. The trash is still there on the sidewalk and making it dangerous for my old mother to walk. She was about to trip the other day. There are plumbing pipes, carpet, and what not on the Sidewalk. Either ask the City to remove that trash or ask the concerned person to take care of the trash. It has been over a month that the trash is still there. There are also kids that walk on the sidewalk.
The residence in 1428 has left trash for the summer and the Sanitation did not pick up. It's been at this location since June 2025.
The residence in 1428 has left trash for the summer and the Sanitation did not pick up. It's been at this location since June 2025.
Branches need trimmed back, they are hitting the top of my bus
Cars cut through Matlock Heights to avoid the light at Walnut/Bypass. We need traffic calming here to slow traffic down. Cars are driving at high speeds and not watching out for walkers and children biking. This has been a major issue during the construction which is happening now on Walnut and the Bypass, but is also year round.
Abandoned vehicle
A large pothole located at the intersection of N. College Avenue and W. Riley Drive in Bloomington, Indiana. The pothole is situated directly at the entrance to the Steak ’n Shake and Granite Apartments. This pothole is significant in size and depth, creating a potential hazard for drivers entering or exiting the area. It poses a high risk of causing damage to vehicles, including tire blowouts, wheel damage, or suspension issues. Additionally, its location at a busy entrance increases the chances of accidents or traffic disruption. I recommend that the pothole be inspected and repaired as soon as possible to prevent damage to vehicles and to maintain road safety in this high-traffic area.
The sidewalk between these two houses has one step up and one step down. This increases the walking distance to the park if one is using a stroller, wheel chair, or bike, by a quarter mile if they live in the southern section of Sherwood oaks 2. Why not 2 ramps????
Guests park along the front of the property poorly which blocks other residents from moving around their vehicles safely due to poor visibility and turning radius while backing out of the driveway. They are aware the trouble it causes but still continue to park there. Also creates big blind spot hazard and has led to many close calls with vehicles going up and down the street due to forced single lane passageway.