closed #184436
Street Trees
525 W 3rd St, Bloomington, IN 47404, USA
- Case Date:
- 7/2/2023
Part of the locust tree at Third and Jackson fell into Jackson Street Sunday evening. We have cleared one lane for traffic.
Part of the locust tree at Third and Jackson fell into Jackson Street Sunday evening. We have cleared one lane for traffic.
Traffic signal is flashing red in all directions.
We hired Douglas Fowler to come clear out our huge fallen tree and his crew cleaned up the side walk as well. So the city crew just needs to come and get their two orange cones. :)
Is their a timeline for painting the edge and center lines on old walnut Street pike between Winslow and Rohr road? This is very dark and dangerous without the lines. Thank YOU!
Please have the city traffic software programmers review this signal's program. It is basically ignoring the street sensors for westbound traffic on Hillside.
Please have the city traffic software programmers review this signal's program. It is basically ignoring the street sensors for westbound traffic on 3rd.
Tree along road needs removed along with tree debri.
On Thursday afternoon, the storm brought down half of our huge sugar maple tree. It fell across the road closing Rockport Rd completely. Neighbors and my husband, Steve Cook, cut and cleared the road. Your road crew came by and put cones on either end of the sidewalk and said they would be back the next day to clear the sidewalk, but they did not come – no blame at all as we are sure they were plenty busy. We wanted to make sure there was a record of this work still needing to be done. Feel free to call and leave a message. An arborist will be coming to ascertain the rest of the tree and the removal of the giant from our yard, although with thunderstorms all Saturday, I don't expect it will be today. Thank you.
Streetlight burnt out again at corner of N. SUMMITT St. And W. COTTAGE GROVE Rd. We all have power so must be something with the light itself.
Stop signs are not visible due to low tree branches on southbound Hawthorne at First and Second Streets. Thank you.