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closed #168770

Excessive Growth

229 S Hillsdale DR

Case Date:
6/3/2019

229 S Hillsdale Dr

closed #168777

Excessive Growth

1009 S Rogers ST

Case Date:
6/3/2019

Neighbors lawn hasn't been consistently mowed this year. Kind neighbors have mowed the back. The front has yet to be taken care of. Resident is aware that it's a problem.

closed #168784

Excessive Growth

1514 E 3rd St, Bloomington, Indiana, 47405

Case Date:
6/3/2019

Tall grass between the restaurant AMI and IU property. I believe the tall grass is a part of the IU property.

closed #168785

Excessive Growth

1016 W 5th St, Bloomington, Indiana, 47404

Case Date:
6/3/2019

A mess in general

closed #168790

Excessive Growth

808 W 2nd ST

Case Date:
6/4/2019

808 W 2nd St home is unoccupied and lawn hasn’t been cut in months. As a neighbor I’m concerned with bugs and overgrowth encroaching into our yard.

closed #168864

Excessive Growth

939 N Fairview ST

Case Date:
6/10/2019

Vacant House at 939 N Fairview St.

closed #168868

Excessive Growth

812 W 2nd ST

Case Date:
6/10/2019

Front and back yards at 808 W Second St are overgrown, unsightly, and attracting pest animals.

closed #170100

Fire Hazards

344 S Rogers ST

Case Date:
8/28/2019

Hello, I live at 346 S. Rogers St. My neighbor to the west has started lighting fires very frequently the last few weeks and my concern is that it is right by the public alley and by a wood fence. I have attached a picture from last night. I have one in the daylight to show location; however, can only upload one picture. Is there a way to have him move fire grate further in to his property? I have seen flames as high as 8 feet. I believe this is a dangerous situation for people going through alley.

closed #170371

Fire Hazards

2615 S Rockport RD

Case Date:
9/16/2019

Burning in backyard

closed #170490

Fire Hazards

The Woods at Latimer Apartments, Bloomington, Indiana, 47401

Case Date:
9/24/2019

The Woods at Latimer apartment complex has smoke detectors in units that are up to 10 years expired. Included photo are ones removed from our unit. Maintenance claims to only replace them when residents request, since "they still work" and "It's easier to leave old ones up than go into every unit and put new ones in". When batteries in these expired ones died, we alerted maintenance and they said to take them out and just "not start a fire" overnnight, as they would be out to replace them in the morning since it wasn't considered an emergency to not have working smoke detectors in the unit.