closed #178086
Street & Traffic Signs
100 S Dunn St, Bloomington, IN 47408, USA
- Case Date:
- 11/5/2021
The red exit sign in lot one has been hit and it’s now leaning over the sidewalk and may fall over.
The red exit sign in lot one has been hit and it’s now leaning over the sidewalk and may fall over.
Water is not coming out of faucets.
Street Light Not Working
S. Jackson St--the stretch that runs just south of W. Kirkwood--is COATED w/ ICE!! Please send out a salt truck. Thanks!
Are the metered parking spots on the west side of South Lincoln, just south of Kirkwood, available for the public to use as metered spots, or are they reserved for valet parking for the Graduate Hotel?
construction parking limits st access
I am deeply saddened that our City would remove the encampment in Seminary Square. Does every park have to be for the primary enjoyment of those who HAVE homes? Can't the homeless at least have primary use of THIS one? Are people so small-minded that they begrudge this just because they then aren't comfortable using it themselves? I walk by it all the time, and sure, it isn't as pretty as it could otherwise be, but how about considerations of justice? Let them enjoy the space! I know there may be more clean-up needed for city workers, but that is a cost we should be able to bear. Let's make it safer as needed by installing port-a-potties or whatever is needed. Bloomington supposedly cares so much about the housing problem that they are prepared to ruin historic neighborhoods (though I suspect this is mainly at the behest of developers), yet they won't allow homeless people to live in tents in Seminary Square??
Was harassed in Kroger parking lot by people from seminary park. Asked for money, when I said no they aggressively tried to follow me. I had to run to my car to leave. Very unsafe area for Bloomington residents.
People spending the night in seminary park
Tent camp is growing quite large. This is against city ordinance. Same problem is going on at switchyard park. Homeless camps being set up in the area, people loitering, creating trash and littering, human waste, needles, etc. this is causing huge problems with nearby businesses and home owners. Been going on months/years? Will this ever be addressed in a manner needed to actually fix the problems? Or will Bloomington continue to enable these problems?