W. Allen St (Particularly the section between the closed bridge and the B-Line trail) hasn't been cleared making it extremely difficult to navigate on foot or bike. Also . the crossing median/island where Allen St. crosses Walnut St. is full of snow making it useless in assisting bikes and pedestrians with crossing Walnut.
Headley is a gravel road that has been iced over since the first major snow. Many of us at the end cannot access the main roads with our vehicles. Headley is in desperate need of salt for the ice to melt.
Snow plows pushed the snow out of the cul-de-sac and basically in front of my house specifically, my mailbox is now blocked. The mail trucks will no longer deliver mail to my house because of the snow. It’s basically an icy snow situation that I cannot handle myself so I am no longer receiving any mail service. Well I appreciate the snow plows, I do not appreciate that. It’s not allowing me to get mail any longer.
My wife and I live at 510 South Rose Avenue and noticed that last time there was significant snowfall there was no snow removed from our street. We would appreciate it if snow removal took place on our street the next time, which according to the local weather forecast may be early next week. Thank you!
I live in a neighborhood and I am located on a half circle. The snow plows have been through my neighborhood multiple times and have ignored our half circle. This happens every time we get snow. A report has to be made before they plow our half circle.
After snow plow went through, mailbox is now leaning over.
John Hinkle Pl is covered in packed snow and ice. The street has not been salted.
Jason with Republic Services Trash Service. The alleys behind Raising Canes on Kirwood are a solid sheet of ice. They need to be salted to get major customer areas serviced.
streets are iced over and very slippery, S Westplex Ave, W Milieu Dr, and Isaac Dr
The City of Bloomington Street Department uses excessive amounts of salt during minor snowfall. This morning salt is being put down on streets that are completely clear, that still have plenty of salt remaining from what was spread yesterday afternoon. The salt ends up in PILES on the street. This is harmful to the environment, damaging to motor vehicles, and a waste of money and resources. The city could consider use of sand, which is less destructive. If using salt, please consider using much less and spreading it more judiciously. It will still do the job.