I'm Trying To Find Out What The City Requirements Are For Roads To Be Plowed. My HOA, For Brentwood, Has Not Been Cleaning Our Roads Or Sidewalks Saying The Requirement For Snow Removal Is 2" In One Snow. At This Time, Our Roads And Sidewalks Have Up To 4" Of Snow From The Last Few Snow Storms. I Know Bloomington Has Rules Regarding This, But I Don't Know Where To Find Them. Thanks.
Many unshoveled and now very slick sidewalks on the north side of First Street, starting at Walnut all the way to Jordan. Don't break your neck!
515 8th street in Bloomington - solid sheet of ice on sidewalk, fell in front of house yesterday
The snow in Brookstone Ct. should be plowed to the back of the court between 3400 and 3404 (see attached photo). Otherwise over 2/3 of the court will simply ice over with traffic and sub-freezing temperatures through the weekend. Also, this was previously requested on 1/5. After the request, the driver did a great job throughout January, so thanks to him! I think he drove truck # 4940. Just need to continue plowing to the correct spot.
910 e maxwell lane
The sidewalk in front of this rental property has not been shoveled once this year. It currently has snow from earlier this week.
Can the City get this snow mound removed and request that whoever is putting the snow here to please stop?
I have been very disappointed with the snow/ice maintenance of Rockport Rd south of Tapp Rd this winter. Before writing this letter, I researched your site and discovered The Highlands neighborhood, and ways in and out of the addition, are exclusively excluded from within the city limits. It appears there is a cut out just around my neighborhood excluding it from city snow/ice removal. Now I realize why there is a huge difference in road conditions and safety once you cross Tapp Rd. With how curved Rockport Rd is in that stretch and how many pot holes and construction obstacles there seem to be, it is very dangerous to have even a little bit of snow and ice on that road. I was very surprised that this doesn't fall under the city's responsibility considering how many residents there are in that neighborhood and how many children and school buses come in and out. I work at the hospital, a 3.5 mile drive, and have a very difficult time getting to and from work on that road. I have had to get a ride multiple times during this severe winter, as the hospital does not close and always needs its employees to be there, safe and on time. I want to know if there are options to get that road cleared during winter weather to increase safety for the city's many residents of The Highlands neighborhood?
The street lights on college aren't turning on when it gets dark.