Faded traffic paint at the intersection of E Grimes and Walnut makes it difficult to determine which lane is left turn only and which lane is straight or right turn. Left turn arrow is only partial visible and straight arrow is completely gone. This creates unsafe traffic conditions for drivers unfamiliar with the road.
5th Street between Jefferson and Union streets is beyond the repair of simply fixing pot holes. Some of the damage on the street is due to property owners fixing their sewer lines and then not repaving the street.
To whoever does street signs - residents had to request a stop sign last year when the new road was put in near Autumn Ridge neighborhood at N Love Ln and W Harvest Ln…. They still have not attached street name signs atop this Stop Sign. Please get this to the correct area to do so to increase safety and direction for deliveries.
Testing again for photo attachment, please disregard. Thank you!
Corner of Anderson and low gap,when on Anderson getting ready to make a left on to low gap,you can’t see on coming traffic,the corner needs mowed down,I would have done it ,but can’t get a hold of owner,there’s been a lot of close calls in the summer months
there crack on awater sidewalk they need replace
Winslow Rd needs repair (red circle in pic). When bigger trucks or trailers hit this pothole, it makes a very loud noise. It is located on the South side of Winslow right by a power pole.
There is a massive pot hole in my apartment complex. I am unsure if you are the authority to have this repaired or if my leasing office has to make the request - but the hole causes damage on people's cars!
The walk sign light at the South-West corner at 10th and Walnut (facing north to cross 10th) is out. It has been flickering for a while now and has finally stopped working. The red Do Not Walk light works, it is only the white walk light that is out. Thanks!
The at-grade railroad crossings on N Adams and on Fountain Drive are in deplorable shape. Is the city responsible for these, or the Indiana railroad Company? There are many crossings in Bloomington and most of them are fine. These crossings are in a lower income neighborhood so I'd think the city, with its focus on equity and social justice, would be very interested in getting these improved.