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closed #182674

Potholes, Other Street Repair

Case Date:
1/29/2023

A huge pothole near intersection

closed #182677

Potholes, Other Street Repair

2101 E Woodstock PL

Case Date:
1/30/2023

There are many potholes along east side of S High Street between E Maxwell Ln and E Covenanter Dr. The largest pothole (about 18" across and 6" deep) is just north of Woodstock Pl.

closed #182678

Potholes, Other Street Repair

1906 S Walnut St, Bloomington, IN 47401, USA

Case Date:
1/30/2023

There are potholes in the southbound lane of Walnut by E North Dr.

closed #182683

Line of Sight

322 E 4th ST

Case Date:
1/30/2023

At the intersection of 4th & Grant, Contractors during the Hidden River Project failed to paint a yellow curb on the north side of the street. I see cars parking here (and today) and it’s not a meter parking spot. Can the city come and paint this in hope it will deter people from parking here. Too close to the intersection.

closed #182691

Potholes, Other Street Repair

800 S College AVE

Case Date:
1/31/2023

There is a pothole on College Ave just over the bridge where it joins Walnut.

closed #182693

Potholes, Other Street Repair

320 S Muller PKWY

Case Date:
1/31/2023

Multiple large/deep pot holes throughout this area. Vehicles are hitting these potholes and losing hubcaps and getting flat tires.

closed #182694

Potholes, Other Street Repair

507 S Muller PKWY

Case Date:
1/31/2023

Multiple pot holes throughout this area. Large and deep holes. Dangerous as many vehicles are swerving to miss potholes and going into other lane of traffic.

closed #182698

Potholes, Other Street Repair

Case Date:
1/31/2023

Complicated pothole with a water access shut-off cover as part of it.

closed #182699

Potholes, Other Street Repair

Case Date:
1/31/2023

Sorry. Forgot the address where the complicated pothole is: at the intersection of E First and Ballantine.

closed #182701

Traffic Signals

Case Date:
2/1/2023

The traffic lights along the N. Walnut corridor through downtown have become unsynced. This is causing severe disruptions to traffic flow during high volume periods including morning and afternoon. Coupled with the recently installed no turn on red signs at the cross streets, I have noted an increase in cars driving through red lights because they are caught up in hitting every red light through downtown. Please snyc the lights again.