"Benchmark Foster parents Needed" sign in the grass, according to the Elevate map in the ROW, on E Third Street, at the entrance to First United Church (=2420 E Third). INDOT tells me that this is in the City of Bloomington's jurisdiction.
What up I’m interested in planting some thing in the area between the sidewalk in the street. Who do I talk to about this?
Since early this month, new residents at 103 E. 16th have not properly disposed of their trash. Sanitation crews don't pick up garbage bags outside containers. After yesterday's pickup, 3 bags were left on the sidewalk, and during today's storm trash and garbage were strewn all over 16th St. in front of my home. The residents should be educated about proper trash disposal. They seem to need larger containers.
209 N. Sheffield persistent dog barking.
High street cars bikes deer people everywhere blocked sidewalk
This light was first reported inoperable on August 21st. It's a Duke light and the City notified Duke. Duke came out and put a ribbon on it. I did a second report to the City. Duke's response: in needed more time. I did this drill last year. It took about 3 months. Surely the City has a standard for the contract with Duke. If not, we need one. This is the only street light on my street. Last August when it was out, my guest's car was rifled and some items were stolen. I ask that people dos their job and provide the service we deserve. Thank you.
street light are out at each intersection
There are tree branches hanging over the road at 4785 E State Road 46 causing issues for school busses.
It appears that a bird has dropped a dead squirrel in our lawn next to our steps at 508 N. Lincoln Street and is causing a very foul smell in the area. We were wondering if the town could help in removal of the dead animal.
LOCATED AT 212 N SHEFFIELD DR IN PARK RIDGE EAST. This neighbor continuously has pans of food on the ground. Sometimes it is birdseed, but it is currently cat food and has also been cheetoh balls. Walking by, we have witnessed many animals, other than birds and most often NOT birds, eating out of these pans. So many deer, groundhogs, raccoons, skunks, cats. I am not looking for someone to necessarily get a fine, but I do know they’re aware of the deer feeding ordinance, but they have continued to do so so more education seems necessary about the harmful effects of this practice. There are pans in the front of the yard and also around back behind their garden. The dead grass all over the yard makes it a parent how much feeding has occurred over the years.