closed #204499
Request a new Street Light
1650 W Bloomfield RD
- Case Date:
- 7/25/2025
Street lights at the intersection of Bloomfield Rd and Allen St and other intersections on Bloomfield Rd
Street lights at the intersection of Bloomfield Rd and Allen St and other intersections on Bloomfield Rd
There are currently no street lights at this intersection: St. Rd. 446 and Moores Pike/ Lampkins Ridge Rd. Visibility is poor during darkness hours and especially during rain or snow which may contribute to preventable accidents. This is a highly used intersection. TWO dusk to dawn street lights cater-cornered from each other would be very helpful here. Thank you for your consideration.
Difficult to cross for pedestrians when getting on and off bus. Cars are speeding in that area.
Hi I hope you are doing well! I commute home via scooter and I get home well after dusk. When there is no more natural light in Bloomington, this area gets pitch black. This is dangerous because even with a bike light, you are still riding into a yield sign and a dead end. Some unlucky person will miss it and hurt themselves. Also, another reason for a street light is because it is the only section of 7th street that does not have one⦠or one that works. ESPECIALLY with the speed bumps and the curb coming out to meet the speed bump, it is impossible to see. Thank you for your consideration and I hope we both can contribute to a safer Bloomington!
This address is the dead-end address of a very dark street that would benefit greatly from a city street light. I would submit a photo but it would be simply black dark.
Constant flow of students crossing creating traffic jam
too dark and not enough parking spots for all the apartments
Duke has changed this street lamp to a bright led. Our neighborhood has the amber lights. Can this lamp be changed to one that matches those in the area? This new one is too bright!
There is an abandoned e-bike (blue in color) that is located on the grass/sidewalk across the South Highland/Willie Streeter Community Gardens. This e-bike has been there for over a month. Who is responsible for moving these to a proper location? What a mess.
City webpages: Your U-Report lists Bird, Lime and VeoRide scooters - "click here for problems, etc." - isn't Bird the only scooter company still licensed? Also, when you look for other scooter info, it shows a YouTube video with a Veo scooter and lists all three companies - Web pages need updated!