Case Date:

10/6/2026

I am requesting the City’s review of a $200 “PPI IMPOUND INDIANA LIEN (notifications Fee)” charged by Tow Time Solutions LLC. Tow Time towed my 2022 Tesla Model 3 from the FlexePark lot at 299 E. 3th Street (Tow Time interestingly reports the Towed From address as 219 E. 4th Street) on October 4, 2026. I picked up the vehicle on October 6 and paid the $485 total shown on the attached receipt (Invoice #3146). The receipt lists $150 for towing, $50 for special equipment, $60 for storage, $25 for administration, and $200 for the lien-notification fee. I understand that my monthly parking agreement prohibited parking in that lot from 4:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. on Sundays, and I am not asking the City to review whether the tow itself was justified. My concern is whether the separate $200 fee is authorized for a non-consensual tow under Bloomington Municipal Code 4.32.130, which lists permitted towing and storage charges. Please also determine whether IC 9-22-6-2 or any other state law authorizes this separate $200 lien-notification fee in addition to the charges listed under BMC 4.32.130, and what records support the amount charged. I spoke with Tow Time in person, and we agreed that I would submit the fee question to the City through uReport. Please review whether this specific fee is permitted, advise me of the appropriate process to dispute it, and let me know whether the City can assist with resolving it. Tow Time Solutions LLC Receipt date: October 6, 2026 Invoice #3146

Case Date:

8/21/2026

Vehicle parked in same spot all week without a rear passenger tire.

Case Date:

8/15/2026

Joe has three vehicles that he either does not drive or does not run on the public parking street. He has said that he moves them around periodically so they are not towed. Others that live on the street cannot park because he takes up atleast 4 parking spaces with his junk and vehicles.

Case Date:

3/26/2026

I'm sorry NOT BRITTANY but Audrey.. Dear Audrey Brittingham, Thank you for your response regarding Case #209518. I would like to request that someone visit the site to inspect the designated smoking area and the cigarette disposal containers. Because the apartment complex has established a permanent smoking area immediately outside this non-smoking building, violations are constant and can be observed at any time. The police have responded to this location multiple times due to fires caused by smoking. They informed me that this is a government or HAND (Housing and Neighborhood Development) issue; however, each time I report it, I am referred to a different department. Is it possible for a representative to see this firsthand without me calling the non-emergency line? Additionally, would the Health Department be able to assist, or is there another official who can verify the proximity of this smoking circle to the building? I have numerous photos available to provide as proof if needed. I look forward to your guidance on who can specifically address this ongoing safety concern. Best regards, Jessica Hanna

Case Date:

11/1/2025

New Renters using grassy public park as parking lot, Well beyond 723 w Allen st. properly line