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closed #177214

Wildlife Conflict

1001 S Henderson ST

Case Date:
8/31/2021

There is an active wasp nest in basketball hoop closest to the the playground and the creek. The nest is underneath the guard connecting the hoop to the backboard.

closed #183025

Parks & Playgrounds

1001 S Henderson ST

Case Date:
3/4/2023

Ramp to the 5-12 playground is coming up.

closed #183426

Parks & Playgrounds

1001 S Henderson ST

Case Date:
4/13/2023

The water fountain right by the Basket ball court is sticking on with water running

closed #184608

Trails

1001 S Henderson ST

Case Date:
7/13/2023

The wooden boardwalk is rotting in one place. The board is soft and flexs under weight. Someone could trip over it.

closed #184726

Trails

1001 S Henderson ST

Case Date:
7/22/2023

Following up on #184608: The rotted boards have completely given way. There is now a massive hole in the boardwalk.

closed #184729

Trails

1001 S Henderson ST

Case Date:
7/22/2023

Broken wooden bridge with tree limbs sticking out at Bryan Park central path

closed #172344

Other

1001 S Rogers ST

Case Date:
5/3/2020

South Rogers St between 1st and Patterson needs both the north and south bound visited by the street sweeper.

closed #185385

Blocked Sidewalk

1001 S Rogers ST

Case Date:
9/1/2023

There are 4 scooters in a row blocking much of the sidewalk in front of my home. My handicapped mother will be unable to get into my home unless they are moved.

closed #185388

Report issues with Lime scooters

1001 S Rogers ST

Case Date:
9/2/2023

Lime scooters blocking entire sidewalk.

closed #174496

Parks & Playgrounds

1001 W 16th St, Bloomington, IN 47404, USA

Case Date:
1/13/2021

I saw a single person in a black suv making an off-road track of some kind on Tuesday afternoon. Neighbors adjacent the park had wondered about the truck tracks in the grass, and I witnessed what has been happening. The guy left the parking space on W. 16th heading west and turned onto the grass parallel to the creek. Then he slowly drove up the hill, slipping and sliding in the mud back to the single parking spot. He repeated the same route, as if he were trying to make a 4-wheeler track. Very strange. I was staring at him from my garden at the corner. When he saw me stare, he left the parking spot and headed away toward Tri-North. I thought the park maintenance staff might want to know. Also, the little footbridge crossing the ditch was handy, but it was removed during creek/culvert repair.---Sharon Roualet, Crescent Bend Neighborhood Association Crestmont Park is busier than ever and needs attention.