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closed #169766

Graffiti

300 N Walnut St, Bloomington, Indiana, 47404

Case Date:
8/8/2019

Large area of bottom level of parking garage with graffiti on multiple walls. This is the parking garage next to Scottys.

closed #169767

Graffiti

Butch's Grillacatessen & Eatzeria

Case Date:
8/8/2019

Graffiti in stairwell of parking garage next to scottys (back alley side). Need for repainting as well.

closed #169782

Blocked Street

700 N Woodlawn AVE

Case Date:
8/9/2019

There are three cars parked on Walnut near the corner of 17 and Walnut. They seemed to have been parked there overnight. Isn't there some ordinance to prevent someone from parking in the street? This is not designated as a parking area. Can't they be towed?

closed #154239

Parking Meters and Citations

Case Date:
7/23/2016

Meter took some quarters without adding time. Took some and added. Meter number in photo

closed #154240

Parking Meters and Citations

Case Date:
7/23/2016

South side of swuare. Meter number in photo. Some wyarters did not add time.

closed #154390

Blocked Street

2410 E Moores PIKE

Case Date:
7/30/2016

Car parked with Hazards on for second time today alone, blocking road at intersection, vehicle has been her for over an hour this time.

closed #154427

Other

Case Date:
8/1/2016

Called to report that parking meter #E5TH200A (on Kirkwood, near the corner of Washington St.) is releasing coins back out but still registering parking minutes.

closed #154440

Blocked Street

Case Date:
8/2/2016

Multiple cars parked on sidewalk at 730 W Howe

closed #154682

Parking Meters and Citations

800 W 4th ST

Case Date:
8/9/2016

There is an abandoned car at the intersection of W 4th St and Maple. It is a red 4-door Volkswagen with a rack on top and out of state plates. It has at least 1 flat tire and has been there for at least 3 weeks. Thank you!

closed #154779

Other

110 S Lincoln St

Case Date:
8/12/2016

Parking meters on the east side of the street are installed backwards requiring the user to stand in the street to operate them.