closed #151354
City Construction Projects
Indiana University, Bloomington
- Case Date:
- 4/4/2016
Road closed signs are knocked over and are in the southbound lane of Woodlawn.
Road closed signs are knocked over and are in the southbound lane of Woodlawn.
Clogged storm drain Thank you
Thank you so much for your immediate attention to the potholes on N. Woodburn behind Colorado Steakhouse. My family greatly appreciates it!!!!
Hello, I am not sure which department to address this issue, but we have a huge amount of wire line I would liked removed from my garden. It technically is in my neighbor's yard, but I think they placed it in our yard when we purchased the house. We would like it removed as it is unsightly and we don't know what the purpose of it is for as it just seems like excess waste. Please advise. Thank you.
Here is another photo which comes from some power line or something.
Rough road Tapp between roundabout and Rockport it has been hand patched it needs paved. It has been bad for several years
About a dozen pairs of shoes are hanging from the power lines over Palmer & Grimes for several months now and need removed (as they just encourage kids to add more).
Speed limit signs on the southwest corner of Grimes & S. Dunn street are obscured by overgrown tree limbs needing pruned back (thus making speed warning more visible and hopefully safer for both traffic and pedestrians).
Please have some parking patrols added for 1200-1400 blocks of S. Dunn street, as people are parking both the wrong direction (south instead of northward for the east side of the street) and across multiple spots (thus blocking spaces) due to the parking lines not being visible (which have not been repainted since the original development ten years ago).
A street sign was recently installed at E Thornton Dr & S Henderson St (on the southside of town), and it is missing again. I'm not sure if the recent high winds may have blown the sign off, or what happened. Also, the street sign at E North Dr & S Henderson St (by South High School) is reversed. Thank you for taking the time to address this matter.