Mr. Jesseph works at German-American Bank, and asked that the tree directly outside the bank be trimmed if possible. When the bank lowers its flag to half-mast (which has happened unfortunately often recently), it gets caught in the tree and ruins the flag.
Michelle called to report an abandoned vehicle on Oak Street between 6th and 7th Street. The corner address is 1100 W. 6th St. It has been there for 2 months and its plates expired in July.
They were at a light by 3rd St.and the city vehicle was not signaling at the intersection. The city driver then cut them off (he was on the phone). Further down by 17th St. the driver slowed down to 10 mph and as they went to pass him he started giving them "dirty looks". The city driver was in Fleet Vehicle #409 at 3:15 today.
There is an appliance sitting in the driveway that has not been moved in weeks. There is cardboard on the porch that hasn't been moved for three weeks. There is also an Audi 2T in the street that has not been moved in weeks and it has expired plates. The plate number is 600RAZ. The neighbors have called the property manager (Mike Avila) who lives a few doors down from the residence.
Abandoned van on Habitat St. in front of 304 N. Hopewell. Flat tire, etc.
Westbound traffic on W. Bloomfield Rd. is delayed significantly while Eastbound traffic is able to continue regardless of any Eastbound traffic turning or anyone even being in the turn lane.
Light at corner of Cottage Grove and North Washington not working again.
exceed size limits of 35 gallons
Hi! I hope you’re doing well. I came across your resource page bloomington.in.gov/homeless-resources. This is a great list of resources. Also, if you’re open to suggestions, I wanted to recommend an additional resource for inclusion. I think it might make a great addition to your page. Here’s the link to the resource: I’ll be glad to know if you found the resource a fit for your list. No obligations. Just something to help the community. Keep up the great work! Thanks for your time. Regards, Kimberly Ross