Case Date:

8/21/2023

Erosion noted between 7th street and the bike path as it curves under IN 46. Not bad now, but going to cause a hazard as it gets worse.

Case Date:

12/14/2021

Hi, I was asked to provide an address related to case #178412 . The address is 2625 E Edwards Row. I’m not sure if it is a city tree or not — it was standing in front of my house a few feet back from the street. Thanks.

Case Date:

7/7/2023

sign "Temporary access to IU driving range" was not removed when hwy construction finished. INDOT says it is not their sign; maybe IU.

Case Date:

3/7/2024

It seems with the hospital construction that the speed limit signs (20MPH) coming onto E Discovery Pkwy from the bypass were never replaced. There is also a "children at play" sign way up on the hill by the childcare's fence, but there is nothing within driver view, near the road, that indicates this area should be slower and that children may be present. Could you please consider adding these signs for the safety of the children? People have been FLYING through there at 40+ MPH. Thank you.

Case Date:

9/28/2022

Should this not have a backflow preventer? IU Health Bloomington Hospital grounds on the drive near the bypass.

Case Date:

1/29/2024

Rough potholes near the turn-in at Kroger. Thanks!

Case Date:

5/15/2024

Grimshaw Trail: rain washed sewer cover off. danger to cyclists.

Case Date:

3/24/2020

Third year in a row (2/8/2018 # 163027, 2/8/2019 #167355), when the fatberg grows just downstream from me, the city delivers hundreds of gallons of sewage into my basement. This year was a new high water: 6-7 inches. It is sewer, not my house backing up... It is because of a flaw in the connections just downstream from me. The city has closed the previous reports as "Resolved" without my consent. This is obviously not resolved. I'd much rather have Bloomington spend money on fixing this, rather than attorney fees, but without quick resolution, this year, I will proceed.

Case Date:

5/12/2021

Lawn over grown

Case Date:

1/27/2023

Nearly every year, in early February, the sewer backs up into my basement. The engineer reported that it is caused by large volumes of grease dumped into the sewer after Chinese New Year, then the cold, causing fatbergs to form just beyond the access at the end of the street. My basement is the lowest, so I get hit. In recent years, preventative cleaning has been scheduled–last year it did not back up! I'd like to make sure that happens again, to prevent a fifth annual sewer flood at my house. Thank you!