One of the 4 large reflector signs on the circle chicane in the middle of the intersection of 6th and Oak is missing. It has been missing for a couple months now. The post is still there but apparently someone took the sign off of it.
Not sure how to report this but a tree makes a street name sign at Saratoga and Morningside hard to see. Could you all trim the branches back? Thank you.
Workers took away bus stop sign.
Missing stop sign: The stop sign for Mitchell heading north at Maxwell is on the ground due to sidewalk construction. I just saw a car zoom through this intersection, heading north on Mitchell, without a pause. Since traffic does not stop on Maxwell, this would be dangerous if a car on Maxwell was also in the intersection.
Faded stop sign very hard to see. Also lots of tree branches obscure the sign as well. This particular stop sign is located at the intersection of 8th & Jackson Streets.
When you drive on College Avenue towards the bars it goes from 30 mph to 28 mph and I’m an out of towner but I deliver newspapers for Wall Street Journal all the time and this is the first time that I’ve seen the speed limit sign covered up almost to the point where I couldn’t even see it, also one of the traffic lights is obscured by a bunch of trees, even the person I drove with to train for the route didn’t even notice the light until we came up on it not very good for brakes and for Pedestrians in the area.. I suggest a night crew go out and drive that entire drag from 46 up until college Avenue splits to the left around that storage unit and those condominiums past the Kroger‘s. You’ll definitely see what I’m talking about. I don’t have any pictures to upload because my employer prohibits me using my phone in my hands when I’m driving unless if I’m stopped or parked.
per ticket #169110 I'm told this lot is publicly available after 5 on weekdays and per ticket #169078 I'm told the public can also park here on weekends. Why is this not indicated in the parking restriction signs?
At the intersection of 3rd and Jordan, there are far too frequent instances of southbound cars on Jordan reaching the intersection and turning or attempting to turn left (east) only to realize - or not! - that 3rd St. is one-way going west at that point. There is one "ONE-WAY" sign on the southeast corner of the intersection but it does not prevent this issue. Can an additional "No Left Turn" sign please be added near the stoplight so drivers will see it when they look at the light?
Relevant to ticket #169078, does this mean the first sign ("City of Bloomington Authorized Parking Only") is to be ignored entirely? If so, what purpose does it serve? I find this signage confusing and I know I'm not alone.
There was an accident near 1891 S Renwick Blvd in the Renwick neighborhood that resulted in a street sign being destroyed. Please ensure that the permanent replacement of these city street signs with a decorative sign that matches the neighborhood.