The plow drivers did an excellent job clearing Creekside CT. Unfortunately they put all of that snow from Creekside CT 3ft high and 4ft deep in my driveway across the street at 3707 E Winston St. In the future can this be avoided?
West Cherokee drive is in extremely poor condition due to snow and ice.
Apartment Complexes in the area? Why is it that the apartments have the sidewalk on the outside of the building cleaned but the inside court yards NOTHING is cleaned? I have seen several of the lower class apartment complexes people must pay rent on time yet when we have bad weather we still get no credit for being people living in the buildings? We are not appreciated cause we are LOWER CLASS? discrimination to me. Where is the R E S P E C T FOR US!!!!
The hill near the intersection of Curry Pike and 46 is treacherous. Only one (1) lane has been cleared in each direction. Every year, this road gets neglected in terms of snow removal, but it is highly trafficked at high speeds. Why is that?
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.
North Clark Street has yet to be cleared from the most recent snow fall
South sidewalk at Alison jukebox is covered in snow. Tues 1/22/19
1002 W 6th. has not shoveled sidewalk.
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.
I just returned home from downtown Bloomington. Not one single sidewalk leading to a crosswalk has been shoveled. I found it quite dangerous to walk through the snow and ice to cross the street. I am required by law to clear my sidewalks within 24 hours after the end of a snow storm and do so religiously. Yet here it is three days after the end of the last storm and no effort has been made to clear the crosswalk sidewalks. Why must I obey the law if our own city government and mayor are aloud to violate this law. This is inexcusable not to mention discriminatory. Shame on Mayor Hamilton and his government. Law Abiding Citizen, Catherine E. Steele