The traffic signal at E Convenantor and College Mall Rd is still going through its whole cycle late at night without ever allowing traffic to come in form the west side of the intersection: The light never turns green as the signal goes through its whole cycle. I reported this a couple of weeks ago, but the problem still hasn't been fixed. I just experienced it again this evening, Sat. 10/7.
Southeast corner of 2nd & Jordan
Lots of mud on 17th and Dunn due to construction for apartments across from Memorial Stadium. Also, the City of Bloomington app to report issues is no longer working with iOS11.
hello - can you provide me with information re: upkeep of alleys within city limits please ? trees and weeds are overgrown all down the alley
Can not see street sign at park ridge rd & bill Mallory blvd due to tree growth.
This curb is at the alleyway S of 1818 Apparel Co. on N College. It, and the next 5-6 sidewalk slabs South, represent the last obstacles to power wheelchairs using the sidewalk from Square Donuts to CVS. This trip has become increasingly important for me since my Rx's were transferred as part of the Marsh shutdown on N Kinser.
Last night a semi drove through the neighborhood. When they turned from W.7th Street to go south on Adams Street, they knocked over the stop sign located at the southwest corner of the intersection of 7th & Adams. It will need reset.
large, deep, dangerous pothole
For over 17 years we have lived close to the corner of Dillman and S. Old 37. As I type yet another traffic accident is being cleaned up at this intersection. It is time to have a 4 way stop put in. No more rumble strips, or intersection signs or yellow blinking lights, or cutting back the tree/brush line. (well, that does need to happen:-) This has got to be one of the most dangerous intersections in town. People coming off of 37 drive down old 37 like they are still on the highway. With the amount of houses, buses and children that are living in the area I would have thought that something would have been done by now to fix this problem, which is a serious safety issue to anyone trying to cross the road. The solution of a four way makes since and would not hurt the pocket book of Bloomington. If it is an inconvenience for people to stop then so be it. This has gone on for far too long and all attempts to do something, in the form of rumble strips,intersection signs,yellow blinking lights etc., by the city/county have just been band aids not real solutions. Please take my request seriously. Many of us living on the south side have children who are reaching the age where they will be on the roads as young drivers. As an adult with over 20 years of driving experience, I dread approaching this intersection or even pulling out of my own driveway near this intersection. Its a death trap and a game of chance. Thanks so much for your time. Regards, Nelson Cano
On East 17th Street in front of the Devault Alumni Center (1000 E 17th St) there is a well-used pedestrian crosswalk. The white stripes are faded and at the crest of a hill, which makes them difficult for cars to see. A sign in the center of the roadway to highlight where the crosswalk is would be more eye-catching and will help drivers notice the crosswalk. The crosswalk is also right across from a bus stop, so this causes further confusion for drivers, who may be unsure if people are waiting for the bus or getting ready to cross. If a new island type sign was erected and the bus stop was moved 40-50 feet east of the crosswalk, I believe it would make this area much safer for pedestrians and drivers.