Wondering when this plate in front of our house can be replaced or fixed. The hole underneath and large gap under the plate (large enough for most animals to crawl into) is, I believe, causing our basement to flood like it hasn’t in 15 years of living here. Thanks.
We live at 1717 E Hunter Ave and have had water coming in our basement now twice (once last and once this) and both times the water is overflowing out this mainhole down on the corner of E. Hunter Ave and Eastside Drive. The manhole is actually spinning around it's so much water. The address where that is at is 420 S Eastside Drive I think. Not sure if its' related or just a coincidence with all the rain. The bsement floor drains have not backed up in our house, just water coming up through cracks and around edge of foundation.
The water is coming out of the drain in the middle of the road, the storm ditches are flooding too.
The water is coming out of the drain in the middle of the road, the storm ditches are flooding too.
During heavy rains, the back of the parking lot floods heavily - a lot of additional runoff is coming from the adjacent McDonalds parking lot.
The rainwater drain in front of 1427 W. Adams Cir is cracked away from the curb and is sinking below street level
Fire hydrant flushed on Winridge Ct, but we never received notification of this being done. Are homeowners no longer notified when flushing will occur?
Fire hydrant flushed on Winridge Ct, but we never received notification of this being done. Are homeowners no longer notified when flushing will occur?
Fire hydrant flushed on Winridge Ct, but we never received notification of this being done. Are homeowners no longer notified when flushing will occur?
I wanted to report a possible erosion or settlement concern near the city-owned fire hydrant located on my property at 3521 S McDougal St in the Highlands subdivision. During recent rain events, I’ve observed significant standing water and a large, deep depression around the hydrant area. I’m concerned there may be washout, settlement, or another issue affecting the soil surrounding the hydrant or nearby utility infrastructure. I also wanted to note that there are currently two known sinkholes in the neighborhood, including one located approximately one block away from this hydrant, which increased my concern about the possibility of underground erosion or voids in the area. I’ve attached a photo showing the current conditions. I’m not sure whether this falls under Bloomington Utilities or another department, but I wanted to report it in case the hydrant or underlying infrastructure should be inspected.