Hi, these two drains are partially clogged with gravel. I cleaned them with my hands but there’s a lot of dirt and gravel covering them and I don’t have time today to clean them properly. It would be really helpful if you could please remove the gravel from the drains, and from around the drains too. Thanks so much!
We recently moved in, and there is a cable (perhaps carrying power) that is wrapped around the tree in front of our house using a wire hanger. None of the utility companies we've contacted want to take responsibility for it. How do we determine the owner and get it removed?
There is trash building up outside the house in the front yard including a large mattress in the front yard
Yellow Nissan convertible parked on the street in front of 1120 W Pine Meadows Dr. Multiple sources state that this vehicle has been left sitting in this spot for numerous years without moving. Vehicle does not appear to be in drivable condition. This vehicle makes it impossible for plows to clear that section of the street during the winter and makes it difficult for waste management to collect trash. This vehicle is a hazard to other motorists and is an nuisance to surrounding homeowners.
I payed for the wrong parking meter. There are two payed spots in front of 455 N College Ave (Smallwood Plaza) from 2:53 am to 1:00 pm. I was wondering if I could get a refund for one of those spots?
I payed for the wrong parking meter. I want to know if there is a way I can get a refund?
Lime scooters continue to be thrown on her property, which is private property. She thinks it's her neighbors who always have visitors coming/going at all hours. She is 80 years old and can't remove them on her own but she doesn't want them on her property. Believes people shouldn't be allowed to park them on someone else's private property, only on public property.
This is actually two addresses, which the form does not accept. John Hewett already submitted a ticket (183170). Bamboo at two addresses: 411 and 415 - behind the houses and in between.
Cascades park road
Hello, I am a resident and student who parks downtown on a daily basis Mon-Fri. I pay to park through Parkmobile, yet since January of this year I have received 4 parking citations for an "expired meter." The cause of the issue is that my [personalized] plate contains the letter "O", and parking enforcement officers continuously check for my plate using the number "0" without taking the time to ensure that it is spelled correctly. After the third occasion, I received a very nice note from the clerk's office stating that the city's parking enforcement officers would all be notified of this type of error, and that I should not have anything to worry about in the future. Despite this, Officer 333pm issued me my fourth wrongful citation yesterday. This specific officer has in total issued me 3 citations, 2 before the department-wide notice and 1 afterwards. I am greatly concerned about the quality of this officer's job performance. An individual who maintains the authority to issue citations and fines ought to observe this position with responsibility, and it has become increasingly clear to me that this officer does not respect their own position nor those who park downtown. I should not have to display a note in my vehicle's dashboard instructing officers on how to spell my license plate, nor especially should I worry every day that I will have another citation to appeal. This is negligence at best on behalf of Officer 333pm and does not reflect well upon the city's parking enforcement department. I write this report practically in desperation, as I am unsure of what other action can be taken to prevent more wrongfully-issued citations that waste Bloomington's time, effort, and money.