Case Date:

7/6/2026

My name is Ya-Feng Wang. I came to the State of Indiana about ten years ago due to a government job. In Bloomington, IN, the housing issue is a big problem. In the fall of 2018, I was homeless for about 4~5 months. The previous managers at Cambridge Square Bloomington arranged to let me move into an apartment in Dec. 2018. It is hard to get things done in Bloomington, IN. It is hard to find an apartment. It is hard to find a good doctor. It is hard to find a mechanic. My cars are old Volvo cars. It is more difficulty to find one. It is not my fault. If I cannot find one, I cannot create one. As I am getting older, I even have a hard time to take care of myself. In the fall of 2025, I had some serious health issues. My vision has become extremely poor. I even had a hard time to do some treatment. They just assume that I violated parking policies. They evicted me. Since last fall, I spent all of my time searching for legal assistance and an apartment. All efforts were useless. The court is very biased. Finally, they evicted me. I do not know what to do. My pity Volvo cars were towed. At the last moment, the manager was still threatening to let me sleep on street. With the help of relatives, I have a temporary place to stay. I lost a lot of premium frozen meat, household goods, folding tables, chairs, floor lamps, mattress, etc. Cambridge Square is for people with disabilities and elders to have a place to stay. Government intended to assist those people with disabilities. It is totally wrong to be extremely tough on those Federal protected individuals with disabilities. Many tenants there hate the management there. They try to organize associations to have their own rights. I encourage the city to investigate the situation and to help those pity tenants.

Case Date:

6/17/2026

Elevator is frequently broken, there's no communication with residents of this apartment building to apologize or explain why it's broken or when it will be repaired. Last time it was broken starting Nov 20 2025 for 138 days, now it has been broken since May 13 2026, 35 days ago.

Case Date:

6/1/2026

Homegoods is double-stacking their shopping carts and making the sidewalk not accessible. Can't safely go to the left of the post because of the ramp, the right of the post is too narrow for be accessible

Case Date:

5/20/2026

Repeat accessibility issues with College Ave Kroger. They keep putting displays in the sidewalk going to both of their entrances. It is not accessible to make a wheelchair partially roll across the ramp in order to enter their store. I have reported to employees multiple times about several different seasonal displays, but they keep putting new displays back out there in spots that make their entrance inaccessible.

Case Date:

5/5/2026

Blocking sidewalk again. Please fine them. At least let me know what the City’s response is.

Case Date:

4/28/2026

Kilroys infringement on public ROW

Case Date:

4/17/2026

The accessible stall in the College Mall men's food court restroom does not stay locked or closed. I have submitted contact forms to the mall 3 times this year. No communication response or action from the mall. Anything you can do to help?

Case Date:

4/17/2026

Hello, I am the Food Sourcing Manager at HHFB. I saw on your website you have a link to our finding food brochure here: https://bloomington.in.gov/sites/default/files/2025-10/HHFB%20Finding%20Food%20in%20Monroe%20County%206-24-2025.pdf I just wanted to let you know that we actually have an updated one in case you would like to use this. We think it is easier to read and has updated phone numbers/addresses, and service hours. Not a huge deal to keep the old one up, the new one doesn't have too many changes, but I thought I'd at least reach out to provide the new one if you all are interested! Finding Food Landing Page: https://hhfoodbank.org/find-food/ Actual Brochure Link: https://hhfoodbank.org/wp-content/uploads/Finding-Food-in-Monroe-County-4-16-26-1-1.pdf Thanks!

Case Date:

4/7/2026

Elevator repair for 6-8 weeks. Zero compensation. Tenant is 90 years old and uses a walker.

Case Date:

3/3/2026

Barriers were in the public right of way. I moved them out. An employee moved them back in. I spoke to an employee named Will who assured me they would not move them back in.