The storm pipe that runs north-south at The intersection of E. Longview Ave. and Concord has become very clogged with leaves and other debris since the last heavy rains. I am hoping the city services might be able to clear the pipe because it is at a critical juncture where flooding will affect a number of houses on a swale.
At 4219 Deckard Dr. in Eastern Heights, there is a small blue Mazda which daily is parked facing the wrong way in front of this house, despite a very wide and accessible driveway a few feet away. This parking causes MCCSC buses, City of Bloomington Snow and Salt trucks, and neighborhood traffic to dodge hazardously around this car on a regular basis. It would be a good thing if the owner could be advised and encouraged to park in a manner that does not inconvenience the rest of the community. Thank you.
Hi just a quick question I have my name under my current address 321 East University Street and I was wondering if there is another name under that address for the water bill? If so, then how can I take my name off of the water bill? Thanks!
Coming from the direction of E First, on W First, going towards the old hospital, there is a drain just after the crossing with the B-Line trail, that has the asphalt around the metal all broken up.
There are potholes about to the top of the hill on Briarcliff Dr
I just tried twice to submit a water/sewer concern and I’m not sure it went through. Should I see a confirmation screen or receive a confirmation email? Thanks.
Water draining across the yard and down the sidewalk at 1220 E Hunter. It was spewing out intermittently Wednesday morning (Feb 23 2022). Is that a violation of municipal code 12.04.020 - Discharge of water on sidewalk? It is unlawful for any person owning or controlling any building in the city adjacent to an improved sidewalk to permit water to run from a downspout attached to such building onto and over such sidewalk. (Prior code § 23-4). It was likely to freeze and make walking hazardous. Thank you.
Pothole on 7th Street, between Aldi and Best Buy before the STOP sign, when you are going towards E Third Street.
Two substantially-sized potholes can now be found in the eastbound lane of 4th Street across from Wonderlab and the alley that splits Wonderlab and the Kirkwood Apartment Building.
Gourley pike eastbound side is a mess of dangerous potholes that make you have stop if you can go around them due to oncoming cars. It’s the section that parallels the bypass if you are going to the bypass from Arlington road.