Case Date:

4/9/2016

Regarding Building and Trades Park: The steps leading from the upper level to the playing fields are in bad repair and need to be leveled. Even more important, older citizens such as my husband and Regarding Building and Trades Park: The steps leading from the upper part of the park to the playing field, dog walking area, etc., are in bad repair. In addition to problems with the steps themselves, a hand rail (simple pipe construction would be perfectly adequate) is needed, especially for little ones and most older park users.

Case Date:

4/9/2016

Loud music from fraternities is disturbing persons at track meet.

Case Date:

4/9/2016

Case Date:

4/10/2016

6-7 lights out here, all where the road curves.

Case Date:

4/10/2016

Expired plates looking abandoned. 600 w. Howe.

Case Date:

4/11/2016

Street lights have been out for more than a week on Walnut from 10th street to the railroad overpass north of 12th.

Case Date:

4/11/2016

Coroner/Heath dept: I don't see a link to theses on your website. Thanks.

Case Date:

4/11/2016

I am curious if Bloomington has a service where I can report a rental company that does not act in accordance with state laws (no notice for rental showings) and public health regulations (my septic tank leaks into my back yard and they won't fix it). Is there a city service that can help me with these issues?

Case Date:

4/11/2016

I frequently travel N and S on Hunter, and it is very, very difficult because of street parking to see whether there is oncoming traffic at this Woodlawn intersection. (There are other similar situations in the neighborhood, but this one is particularly bad.) it would be wonderful if there were convex traffic mirrors to be able to see around the corner. These are commonly used in low-visibility corners in Europe, and can be highly effective.

Case Date:

4/11/2016

When heading N on Highland and turning L onto 3rd Street, it is extremely difficult to see around the TIS Bookstore. Cars with long noses practically have to inch out into traffic to see whether any vehicles are coming. (I suspect this may be partly responsible for the collision at the intersection I saw a few days ago.) My suggestion for a solution is to install convex traffic mirrors to increase visibility around the corner. These are used to excellent effect in the many tight corners in Europe, where streets and buildings often existed long before modern traffic conditions.