There seems to be a small water leak coming from the meter in front of 1119 Madison. It looks like a puddle, but down the road it is obvious water is running. I only noticed on Wednesday, May 22nd. Today, May 26th, it is still leaking.
Potholes on High Street at the painted junction box near the intersection of Second and High.
Barking
I parked my car downtown on Sixth Street today near the library, then realized I couldn’t open my door because scooters were parked too close. I moved to another space and starting walking to the library, when I saw a woman get out of her car and move scooters out of her reserved parking space in the lot at Sixth and Lincoln. The scooters are a nuisance, and they look junky. Whatever good they may bring to Bloomington is far outweighed by the numerous injuries and a downtown with scooters blocking sidewalks, entrances and parking spaces. They should have been banned shortly after these companies dropped hundreds of them on our sidewalks without even the courtesy of an advance warning.
The residents at 1122 W. 6th Street have never taken their trash bin/recycling bin off their sidewalk or front lawn (just off the sidewalk) since the very start of when the bins were delivered. They frequently just leave it right in the middle of the sidewalk for days. According to the rules, they aren't supposed to be there all week.
The street at the intersection of Meadow Lane and O’Brien Place has been working only sporadically recently. It’s often very dim, and it’s not lit at all at the moment.
Looks like this pothole could do some damage. 1000 block of 6th St.
Hi! This vehicle has been parked on West 6th Street just east of Pine Street, without moving once, since at least July 1, so now 5 weeks and counting. The owner seems to be trying to sell the vehicle (see poster on window) and in the meantime while attempting to do so has abandoned it on our street. The vehicle is taking up a parking spot next to our house. Could you please ticket and/or tow this vehicle? Thank you very much.
On my way into work today I hit the pothole along the edge of southbound N Crescent Rd in front of the new apartment complex currently being built. This hole is probably close to a 1/3 of the size of my car. The road is narrow and there was oncoming traffic. I had no way to swerve and miss it. I'm assuming the construction site traffic is chewing up the asphalt driving in and out causing the hole. Who's paying to replace my tire?