Case Date:

8/22/2025

my water bill is running higher than normal and we suspect there is a leak happening somewhere that we cannot find

Case Date:

8/22/2025

No water at 212 N Morton st.

Case Date:

8/21/2025

I originally reported piles of sand and gravel in the bicycle lane – from Old State Route 37 to 11th Street – on July 10 (Case 204099). When nothing was done, I submitted another request on July 26 (Case 204511). Six weeks have now elapsed, and the sand and gravel are still there. Why does it take so long for the city to remove bicycling hazards?

Case Date:

8/21/2025

Bl Utilities replaced a culvert a week or so ago. The cut has not been replaced completely and there is a big dip plus there is no sign to indicate a bump is there. When will it be fixed completely?

Case Date:

8/18/2025

Road surface is broken up. Needs to be repaired and the pieces of macadamia near the water drain need to be removed.

Case Date:

8/18/2025

Sewage leaking out of white pipe into the grass area and onto the street

Case Date:

8/14/2025

Should I expect to smell shit all summer. This is ridiculous. Waves of sewer wafting through the air every once in a while, but on a pretty much daily basis.

Case Date:

8/12/2025

Hello! We still have a very bad sewer odor at 210 E. Gilbert. I first reported this issue in November, 2024. It has not been resolved. We tested the water in the creek, and the ph levels are high, indicating sewage in the water. Here is the report below. Please contact me at 812-322-7997. Maryellen May My name is Jessica Will and I am a volunteer for the Adopt-A-Stream program. I usually monitor the Griffy Lake site, but recently learned about water quality concerns in my neighborhood. So, this month, I also tested two sites along the creek running through Matlock Heights and into Cascade Park. I believe there are strong indicators that our creek contains sewage and that sewage is being fed into Cascade Park. Please see results and observations below. Site 1 results pH: 8 Nitrate: 2 Nitrite: 0 Oxygen: 5 Site 2 results pH: 9 Nitrate: 3 Nitrite: 1 Oxygen: 5 Observations Elevated pH and nitrate levels may be indicators of sewage or other contamination. Smells of sewage and detergent were strong at both sites. Several manholes are placed along the stream, suggesting sewer lines run through the creek. Please see attached image for site locations (blue pins). I'm writing to share these results and concerns. I'm also seeking your guidance as to how to get the city involved in additional testing and potential sewage line repair.

Case Date:

8/6/2025

Gravel and broken asphalt that has washout on the street and into their yard, killing their grass.

Case Date:

8/1/2025

Lots of sand and debris in neighborhood streets. Please visit for a cleanup after construction is finished on monroe!