Case Date:

11/8/2023

Pile of trash along the south side of the B-Link Trail (between Walnut and Henderson).

Case Date:

1/4/2024

Lots of trash in the waterway areas visible when walking from the parking lot at Switchyard Park off of South Walnut toward the stage area. I would be happy to help clean it up with a crew sometime.

Case Date:

1/25/2024

Glass shattered on both sides of South B-line; south past Broadview/Bryan St. path, north of Country Club. On path that is directly behind housing.

Case Date:

1/31/2024

A full bag of trash was emptied along the south side B-Line this morning. This occurred on the west side of the trail between light posts 11-12 or so and is going directly into the creek. There have been bags and piles of trash left along the trail. If City employees are monitoring the trail for trash, please ensure they are diligently visiting the south end of the B-Line as it gets a lot of discarded waste. Additionally, the camp just south of the Switchyard Dog Park has basically become a landfill, currently inches deep in trash and waste.

Case Date:

5/1/2024

Trash in people's park

Case Date:

5/1/2024

Trash everywhere at park. Homeless living here at the park and in the woods

Case Date:

4/26/2016

The footbridge at the entrance to the trails is falling apart - it's probably one child jumping on it away from collapsing and causing injury.

Case Date:

8/11/2016

Little metal nubs on planter curbs are unsightly, uncomfortable, and remove a primary purpose of a sitting space. They should be removed.

Case Date:

11/10/2021

The City owns TWO Historic Buildings. The Waldron AND The Banneker. One serves white residents. The other serves Black residents. One is getting a $500k renovation. The other desperately needs roof, HVAC, windows, flooring, masonry and drainage repair. Recover forward should honor ALL residents of Bloomington. Black and white. Invest in The Banneker.

Case Date:

12/16/2023

A tree in the front lawn of this property has two large broken branches that overhang the street, and they've been so for a couple months now. A lot of people walk under these branches on their way to and from Highland Village Park, and it's only a matter of time before one or both of these branches detach and fall onto the street. Currently, you can hear them creaking and see them swaying with the wind. They need to be safely removed before they snap off.