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4/9/2022

"High Rock Church' sign and "Music Lessons" sign near 849 S Auto Mall Road between Morgenstern's and the adjacent office building.

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7/11/2022

3 signs at the corner of 10th and Pete Ellis, post office corner.

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1/22/2023

Another sign without permission in right of way at Rogers and Hillside for Lighthouse Academy. I'm not sure why we are allowing an openly bigoted and discriminatory institution to post signs around town without recourse. Please remove them. They can recruit without illegal use of public lands.

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1/24/2023

Once again the owner of this business think they can post their unwanted signs everywhere. Please fine these unscrupulous firemen who hawk their profession for “reputation.”

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7/12/2023

S Curry Pike: 2 black and yellow 'One Day Loans' signs on a pole next to the road between the BMV office (1531) and the railroad tracks.

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3/30/2018

Hi! We here at One World Enterprises wanted to know where places are throughout Bloomington that we can legally post flyers for our new restaurant Hive? We did not want to interfere with anything, so if you can get back with me as soon as possible, I would really appreciate it. Thank you! Carmen Boley

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6/8/2021

The street tree in front of our office was removed a few years ago and not replaced. The tree plot is a bit of a trip hazard without a tree. Can one be planted in place of the tree that was removed. I believe it was a Linden that was there and it was great!

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6/25/2024

There is a tree down on Tapp Road (post-storm on the afternoon of 6/25/2024) blocking two lanes of west-bound traffic. This is at the corner of Tapp Road and Vanguard (where it crosses between World Wide Automotive Service and the medical offices for Hospice House, Summit Urology, etc.).

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1/5/2014

H I I heard a loud noise and looked outside. My mailbox was just hit by a snow plow. It is broken. The plow didn't stop. The post was snapped off at the ground. Help, Colleen Mulinix A A

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2/5/2022

I just saw the USPS truck pass up a few houses on our block, probably because about 5-6 feet of street in front of the mailboxes are unplowed. After not getting mail for two days, it's pretty unlikely neither we or our neighbor (who shares the mailbox post with us) have mail. Will the city plow more of the street so our mailboxes are accessible, or are we responsible for shoveling that 5-6 feet of city street ourselves?