Case #206632 was closed as "not inside city limits". That is incorrect as this (and various other addresses on this street and into the neighborhood are indeed in city limits. I hope the loose animal was not injured due to the ignoring of the report since this was not looked into. This issue remains and someone needs to go look into it, and hopefully the animal is not neglected.
Uncleared sidewalk not possible to pass without walking on the street
Alley is too deep to get out. We don’t know who else to contact.
Alley is too deep to get out. We don’t know who else to contact.
Move out trash (?) in alleyway
Why was feedback on the mural at 11th & rogers only asked for with simply one design submitted? And to that point, why was feedback submitted not taken? Public sees absolutely no changes to the proposed design and leaves us feeling the same way when the gateway was decided unilaterally at miller park. At least in that instance council stepped in to halt the design. Is the artwork at hopewell going to be treated the same way? Public feedback submitted but has no impact on actual result for our neighborhoods and city? Disappointing.
504 W Dixie St, Bloomington. House has not been lived in for over a decade. Two abandoned vehicles in back yard are being used as shelter for a person who is apparently unhoused and unrelated to deceased owner and her family. The site is a mess with belongings strewn over the entire yard. It is unclear how human waste is being dealt with. Within the last week, curtains have been hung around the front porch to inhibit view to front door. I believe the unhoused person or person have gained unauthorized access to the house through this or the back door, because a window along the east alley side that has been covered with blind and curtain for over a decade now has the curtain pulled back. One can also see through the east vent into the attic that there is a hole in the attic roof, making it accessible to animals. This situation has become untenable, and a hazard for sanitation as well as the perceived safety of me and other neighbors.
There appears to be a small homeless camp in the backyard behind the unoccupied house with a tent and two abandoned vehicles. The house itself has been vacant for many years and none of the people staying there seem to be entering the home. A relative of the people who own the house, a man named Bob, began staying in the backyard over a year ago, but he has since left and other people are now staying there in his absence. Recently, neighbors have found human feces and needles in their yard nearby, creating sanitary concerns, as well as heard a woman yelling in what sounded like distress at night. Outreach to the family of the property owner has not been successful so far, so I’m hoping someone could please look into this situation. Thank you!
There's a hornet or wasp or ? nest in tree (doesn't at all look like squirrel nest but my vantage point has been from a car driving by). The tree is in front of a house a little east of Whitethorn and Pargrave Place, on the south side of the street. It's high up and very large and with no leaves on the tree now very easy to see. I don't know who "owns" or maintains the tree but hope it's something that can be taken care of.
Homeless living behind unoccupied home with trash and fires. One person named Bob related to the property owner is allowed to camp there but in his absence others have taken up living behind home. Neighbors are now complaining. Mike Harper (812-360-5782) related to the absentee owner occasionally cuts the grass.