STREET LIGHT OUT AT NW CORNER OF 1ST AND EAGLESON (FORMALLY JORDAN) - I've reported this to AES via the web and they said they don't serve Bloomington. This is not a request for a new street light, but a request to get an existing street light repaired. This is a busy intersection and it is very dark in the evening. This is a pressing public safety issue given the amount of pedestrian and car traffic in the area.
Are the articles and news reports true that another sports/outdoors outfitter is going into the old marsh on east side and will be selling firearms? Are there not limitations on this commerce type in the city? If there isn’t, why aren’t legislators working on this. Yes we are in Indiana, but there are also ways to legislate at a local municipality level. Citizens would like to see progress on these major issues.
Tickets in uReport assigned to new mayors office contact (Nicholas) need reassigned and addressed in a timely manner. Reports are being left not responded to.
Tell the people on W Howe St Bloomington In 47403 to stop it
Soliciting going on at intersection of n jacobs dr and n gates dr and along w 3rd st and sr overlap
At what point does the city of Bloomington try to address the homelessness issue that is making areas of Bloomington disgusting, unsafe and unusable. Money spent on parks and the b-line wasted because it’s just parking spots for shopping carts and users going through withdrawal. Pleasant neighborhoods now frequently dealing with derelict arguments. Feeling safe at night around most of Bloomington is quickly becoming a thing of the past. It’s very disheartening to see such a nice, fun town being dragged down due to the inability of those in charge to fix issues everyone can see and everyone is impacted by. Do better Bloomington.
Nate and Brad can yuns please recue Garrett from the tunnel and Itsy from Crawford. Thank you
Needles found along side of B Line Trail, about 8-10 feet to the right of Pole number 180
Doug Klyn put a police dog to attack me
We need to get rid of those electric public scooters. I am a big advocate for public transportation, but it is clear that the infrastructure of Bloomington is not meant to handle anything other than cars, foot traffic, or occasionally bicycles. The use of public electric scooters constantly poses a risk to pedestrians walking, or vehicles in motion. As a walker I have nearly been hit by one of these multiple times, and as a driver these things are such a liability due to their speed and the fact that most people who use them do not follow the rules, they just zip around. Last year a young man died on one of those scooters. This year another is injured. This is becoming a public safety emergency, so please for the sake of the bodily health of the citizens, ban these scooters.