Case Date:

2/4/2026

It is well over a week since the last snow fall and the sidewalk is not shoveled. It may be that the new owner does not know they are responsible for clearing the sidewalk.

Case Date:

2/4/2026

The public sidewalks along Parkview Apartments have improved, but most of the sidewalk is still covered with packed snow and ice. Two-thirds of the way along Walnut is now clear, but the "ice rink" at the northern end is still treacherous. The way along 19th has not been touched, even right in front of the Parkview entrance. It is unclear whether the entire sidewalk on 19th Street, all the way to Washington Street, is the responsibility of the same property owner. These photos were taken at 1:43 PM on February 4, 2026 – 11 days after the end of the last snowstorm.

Case Date:

2/4/2026

It is well over a week since the last snow fall and the sidewalk is not shoveled

Case Date:

2/4/2026

Trash from behind Kilroy’s continues to be thrown/overflowing outside of the dumpster and into the yard at 318 N College Ave. This has been an ongoing issue, and the trash frequently blows into nearby properties. We are suspecting this is coming from Kilroy’s Sports Bar due to the amount of black straws and drinks found in the ripped open bags and scattered throughout the alley. (See attached photo)

Case Date:

2/4/2026

House looks unoccupied, but owner is still responsible to shovel the sidewalk!

Case Date:

2/4/2026

Dumpster on the alley (east side of building) is overflowing. There are two dumpsters in the same alley, both are mountains of trash.

Case Date:

2/4/2026

sidewalk from b line to city hall is not accessible. not sure if it’s an official sidewalk but a lot of people use it.

Case Date:

2/3/2026

My recycling can was missing a wheel when I retrieved it from streetside after pickup this morning. I don't see the wheel; perhaps it rolled off?

Case Date:

2/3/2026

Entire road has not been touched with a plow. All residents are having issues driving and getting stuck

Case Date:

2/3/2026

The northbound side of N Kinser Pike at the intersection with SR 45 could desperately use a dedicated right turn lane, as traffic often backs through multiple traffic light cycles. I already reached out to INDOT and they said that they don't have any funded projects on their end. BUT they would be willing to work with the city if we wanted to take the initiative. See below: Case #: CS0513872 Request Description: The northbound side of Kinser Pike could use a right-turn lane where it intersects with SR 45 in Bloomington. Folks frequently use the shoulder here as a makeshift turn lane but it is full of potholes and not well-suited for this purpose. A dedicated turn lane would greatly help improve throughput during busy times when the light is very short. There is ample room to expand, and it appears that the lots already belong to DOT and the Indiana DNR. Resolution: Thank you for contacting the Indiana Department of Transportation. Our Traffic Investigations Engineer has reported a turn lane would require widening with full-depth pavement and utility relocation. INDOT does not have any funded projects to construct a right turn lane at this location. If the City would like to pursue the addition of a turn lane on Kinser Pk, they can work with INDOT Permits. Construction season is in full swing, stay safe! Buckle Up, Phone Down.