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closed #173181

Graffiti

411 E Smith AVE

Case Date:
7/27/2020

There is graffiti all the way down the sidewalks on Smith Ave, between Lincoln and Henderson Streets. The graffiti says "FTP" and "F12" which means "F*ck the Police." I am a student and just moved in. I heard Bloomington is very welcoming, but this graffiti did not make me feel welcome. I hope it can be removed before classes start and more students come back.

closed #183200

Excessive Growth

411 E 1st ST

Case Date:
3/22/2023

This is actually two addresses, which the form does not accept. John Hewett already submitted a ticket (183170). Bamboo at two addresses: 411 and 415 - behind the houses and in between.

closed #180790

Excessive Growth

410 W Joy ST

Case Date:
7/28/2022

grass not mowed, yard overgrown, same with the crème colored house directly behind that house

closed #183612

Animal Control & Neglected Pets

410 S Rogers ST

Case Date:
4/27/2023

Dead raccoon beside Rogers Street sidewalk (west side of street), next to a Bradford Pear.

closed #182531

Unsafe Buildings

410 S Highland AVE

Case Date:
1/19/2023

This house seems to be abandoned, yet it doesn't seem like the city has taken any steps to appropriately secure the area or take care of landscaping etc.

closed #173304

Abandoned Vehicle

410 S Highland AVE

Case Date:
8/10/2020

Many vehicles not operational, other items in yard that are abandoned

closed #182570

Wildlife Conflict

409 S Walnut ST

Case Date:
1/23/2023

There is a dead skunk outside of Bedrak. This skunk has been wandering the area for some time.

closed #180852

Trash

409 S Swain AVE

Case Date:
8/2/2022

409 S. Swain -- Mattress and rug left on curb.

closed #177183

Parking Meters and Citations

409 S Rogers ST

Case Date:
8/30/2021

Car parked on sidewalk. On Howe St. between Rogers and Maple.

closed #177955

Blocked Sidewalk

409 S Jordan AVE

Case Date:
10/21/2021

Residents are storing trash and recycling collection containers on public sidewalk on a permanent basis, and have been doing so for a while. At times containers are moved over to side, at times they are left in middle of sidewalk--but never do they leave the sidewalk. This is an accessibility issue: wheelchairs and strollers are unable to get by and must go into street. Private collection containers should not be stored on public property.