Case Date:

11/3/2017

Cans left at the curb side for over two weeks. Not getting better.

Case Date:

11/3/2017

For over a month, a service type truck has been parked on Forrester St. in the first block north of Rogers Road on the right side. I reported this several weeks ago and the owners apparently moved it a short distance and a little further from the corner. The truck is very large, back doors are always wide open and obviously has some type of industrial equipment inside and a large vent on the top. Is this legal to warehouse a service vehicle on a residential street? Please either respond to me with what, if anything, is or could be done. Thank you!

Case Date:

11/3/2017

There are extra bins outside of our unit (A) everyone around us that we can see has bins

Case Date:

11/4/2017

Abandoned Elevator factory. I would like to see the building be turned into a museum in honor of the many people that worked there building some of the greatest elevators and escalators of all times. One elevator product that may have been built there was the Otis Lexan elevator. I have some friends who film these things and love the Otis Lexan. And now since many of the Otis Lexan elevators are being ripped out, my friends feel quite saddened. So if you can, please see if you can make a museum out of this in honor of one of the best elevators of all time. My friends would love you if you did. IN a way, it would be like a memorial to the Lexan line at Otis elevator company. Greyhound even has service going from St. Louis to Bloomington and the service would bring all sorts of elevator enthusiasts to the museum.

Case Date:

11/5/2017

Drain blocked and streets flooding

Case Date:

11/5/2017

Pot hole forming at storm drain along Hillside

Case Date:

11/6/2017

Utility cuts across Crescent Rd need patched & leveled or paved

Case Date:

11/6/2017

Turn lane markings need replaced at W 3rd St & Patterson Dr

Case Date:

11/6/2017

Crosswalk markings & stop bars need replaced at most Rogers St intersections south of W 2nd St

Case Date:

11/6/2017

Now that we all are more or less used to our new trash cans, it is time to educate the Bloomington residents about trash can etiquette: don't leave them on the sidewalk all the time. The 2 cans in the picture have been sitting there every since they were delivered. Hope you can do something about it. 700 S Eastside Drive. Thanks.