Walnut street up until old SR37 is almost undrivrable. NO ONE has been out with a plow or a salt truck and there are pieces of cars scattered among the roads that have been picked up from the snow on the ground . It’s incredibly dangerous and scary to drive considering it’s only a 2 Lane Rd. please fix this.
Twitter user Tagged City of Bloomington: North Walnut St. before you get on to 69N is pretty bad <slick>
The lot on 6th and Lincoln and downtown in general are a disaster. The lot didn’t even seem to be plowed at all. I park there and had a hard time getting in and out up the little incline.
North Clark Street has yet to be cleared from the most recent snow fall
Green St. Needs to be de-iced. Strain ridge very slick, also needs de-iced. Fairfax was horrible needs de-iced. Sand does not melt ice.
My street hasn't been shoveled and cars are skidding on their way out. This wasn't a problem in the past. Only one side is slightly cleared and that's not the side closest to my driveway. This is Laurelwood Court.
My son is a bicycle commuter to North HS. We were thrilled last week that the bypass bike lanes were cleared. However, this morning the path was completely covered. He was disappointed and late for school, of course. We'll use an alternate route tomorrow, but wanted to alert the city to the fact that it appears INDOT tossed the snow onto the path.
This is my second year reporting this issue. My family purchased this home on a cul-de-sac 4 years ago. Last year we removed our mailbox and installed a retaining wall because of already existing poor driaining issues in our area and the city keeps piling snow on top of our property and now the wall. I called Sunday evening and the woman I spoke with said, "cul-de-sacs" were tricky and the guys were out there long hours and were working in bad conditions while being exhausted. But she would be sure to give Joe my address and he would look into my complaints." I called Sunday because the had packed up a huge amount once again on our wall and blocked off half of my driveway. I was then told if we could get in and out of our driveway this should not be an issue or an emergency. Understandable but if the job was successfully completed then first time you would not have to come back. I woke up Monday not surprised to see even more snow had been packed up to our ever growing pile. So my issues are where is all this water going? There is no drainage in this area and all this snow will cause hazardous conditions with melting and freezing and having nowhere to go. Why are you bringing all of the snow into our cul-de-sac? Why are you continuously putting snow on a stone wall where someone could get injured after I have now reported it three times? There are a ton of kids in our neighborhood and surrounding neighborhoods and kids like to jump in big piles of snow. I will not be held liable because the city of Bloomington will not listen to or work with its residents. Finally when you contact the city of Bloomington instead of working with you why do they always seem to retaliate against you and make the situation worse? This is what happened last year when the plow driver asked me how I suggested he plow with my "plow experience." I have many other picture but this shows the pile today and how large it is and how spread out the city left. If it snows anymore my neighbors might not be able to back out of their driveway. Is this acceptable??
The sidewalk in front of my house is crushed. The section north of my driveway and south are both heaved and crushed making it hard to shovel
Pothole at the intersection of Smith and E Third, in the westbound lane.