Fullerton Pike, east of 37. Since all of the heavy equipment has been through for tree removal, the roads are terrible. I've seen multiple near wrecks due to people trying to miss potholes and driving on the opposite side of the road over hills. It's very, very dangerous.
This road has completely fallen apart. Large stretches are literally missing, it's not a pothole. The I-69 trucks have made it even worse.
The I-69 trucks are destroying Fullerton Pike Rd, which was already in terrible shape.
During the most recent snowfall (between 3/16 and 3/25 can't remember exact date around 6am). I hit a pot hole on Fullerton Pike between Rockport and HWY 37. Caused damage to the right bottom of the bumper. I have seen the crews out there patching it up at least twice over the last week. Talked to insurance company about repair and was told to report it to Bloomington DPW. What is the process to submit a claim for damages.
Street sign is missing at corner of High St and E Rock Creek Rd, as well as, at corner of E Rock Creek and S Stratford Dr
Pothole in road westbound lane, just south of train overpass east side of campus on 10th.
Pothole is near Rogers-Binford's school sign in the eastbound lane.
Street light hit by car
There is a homeless camp located between Old SR 37 and North Walnut, just north of 45. The entrance is on Old 37 as you head down into Lower Cascades Park. I witnessed multiple individuals entering the area on Saturday afternoon. With a social distancing guidelines in place, it seems like an encampment is a disaster waiting to happen.
Two men got out of two black trucks parked at the entrance of the bike park(where it branches off of Weiner Road. They were in full camo and equipped with hunting equipment entering the Bike park property. Is there anything that can be done to ensure the safety of Bike park goers? Just seems a little unethical and dangerous for them to be hunting on the park land.