Case Date:

3/23/2023

In front of the Brewhouse on 411 S College Mall Road:"Easter at the Embassy" sign.

Case Date:

3/23/2023

"Easter @ The Embassy" sign in the ROW (you have removed signs there before) next to Chick-Fil-A on Kingston Drive.

Case Date:

3/23/2023

"Easter @ The Embassy" sign in the grass next to Dunkin Donuts at 300 s College Mall Road

Case Date:

3/23/2023

Red "Handyman" sign in the grass on Kingston Drive, near the intersection with E Third, on the corner where the bank is.

Case Date:

3/23/2023

Cascades park road

Case Date:

3/23/2023

The street approaching the entrance to my driveway is breaking down and needs repair.

Case Date:

3/23/2023

504 N. Smith Road, yard needs cleaned up again with trash and debris and hoarding tendencies on grass and beyond out front.

Case Date:

3/24/2023

I payed for the wrong parking meter. I want to know if there is a way I can get a refund?

Case Date:

3/24/2023

I payed for the wrong parking meter. There are two payed spots in front of 455 N College Ave (Smallwood Plaza) from 2:53 am to 1:00 pm. I was wondering if I could get a refund for one of those spots?

Case Date:

3/24/2023

Hello, I am a resident and student who parks downtown on a daily basis Mon-Fri. I pay to park through Parkmobile, yet since January of this year I have received 4 parking citations for an "expired meter." The cause of the issue is that my [personalized] plate contains the letter "O", and parking enforcement officers continuously check for my plate using the number "0" without taking the time to ensure that it is spelled correctly. After the third occasion, I received a very nice note from the clerk's office stating that the city's parking enforcement officers would all be notified of this type of error, and that I should not have anything to worry about in the future. Despite this, Officer 333pm issued me my fourth wrongful citation yesterday. This specific officer has in total issued me 3 citations, 2 before the department-wide notice and 1 afterwards. I am greatly concerned about the quality of this officer's job performance. An individual who maintains the authority to issue citations and fines ought to observe this position with responsibility, and it has become increasingly clear to me that this officer does not respect their own position nor those who park downtown. I should not have to display a note in my vehicle's dashboard instructing officers on how to spell my license plate, nor especially should I worry every day that I will have another citation to appeal. This is negligence at best on behalf of Officer 333pm and does not reflect well upon the city's parking enforcement department. I write this report practically in desperation, as I am unsure of what other action can be taken to prevent more wrongfully-issued citations that waste Bloomington's time, effort, and money.