Case Date:

2/21/2018

Note on the door saying water usage was up from 2 gallons to 20 gallons

Case Date:

2/21/2018

Mr. Lenahan called to report major flooding at the corner of Hillside & S. Madison behind the Community Kitchen (closest cross point to reference). He says that the intakes seem to be stuck. He would like to be updated consistently as the project progresses.

Case Date:

2/22/2018

Large pool of water at 908 S. Larkspur Lane, Bloomington. There is no drainage. (I could not choose location on your map because every time I try to zoom in it zooms all the way out to whole globe view. Also, I couldn't upload photo because you don't allow uploaded from phone gallery. Only option it gave me was upload from Box app and that wouldn't work. Y'alls website sucks)

Case Date:

3/1/2018

Water appears failing to drain at ne corner of n Sheffield Dr and e Morningside Dr intersection. Curb too low? Dunno.

Case Date:

3/6/2018

Right in the middle of the intersection of Sheridan and Jordan. Posthole

Case Date:

3/9/2018

There's a 5-inch pipe that has been missing its cap since April 2017. It's in the middle of the intersection at 10th x Union. Could cause an accident to cyclists and pedestrians.

Case Date:

3/9/2018

Recently missing 5-inch pipe cap in the right turn lane from 10th street onto Range road. Dangerous to cyclists and pedestrians. Thank you.

Case Date:

3/16/2018

Hello, I live at 3408 E Olcott Blvd. There is a storm drain on the street between 3408 and 3412 that runs under my property and opens into a drainage ditch behind my shed. This pipe is completely clogged with leaves and other debris. Is clearing this pipe something the city can take care of? Thanks! Andy

Case Date:

4/7/2018

There was a street water main break last year. The reseeding of this repaired area failed and we have ended up with a mud pit. We would appreciate there city adding back the soil and reseeding. Thank you.

Case Date:

4/13/2018

Curb and gutter are wet for 50-100 yards on the west side of the street. It appears the water is "moving" to the nearest underground drain.