Very large potholes exist behind/between big red liquors and Bloomington Center for global children. Please fill. I believe delivery trucks for Big Red exacerbate the issue. Thank you
It appears the light is now changing to green for southbound vehicles at Bryan/High even if there's no one sitting there. It used to only turn green if someone was waiting or had tripped the sensors. This is causing backup traffic along 3rd Street and delaying northbound High Street traffic from turning.
LARGE BAG OF TRASH ON RIGHT SIDE OF ROAD RIGHT PAST 11TH STREET, BUSTED OPEN ALSO TRAS SCATTERED.
They have limbs and overgrowth hanging on our property line when my brother was mowing our yard got smacked in the face and got a mark on his face from this we've asked the neighbors to resolve this with refusal
We need to have the tree removed away from our house the tree belongs to the city it's hanging over our roof and into the road
A tree limb is very low blocking the side walk. To go around i have seen people nearly fall in hole near street. It needs correction.
PS. Address for #212639 was autofill and incorrect. Sign is not somewhere on the West side but at the corner of S Walnut and Winslow.
Subject: Formal Complaint Regarding Conduct at Recent Bloomington Transit Board Meeting To: Office of the Mayor, City of Bloomington, Indiana I am writing this formal complaint through the UReport system to express deep concern regarding the lack of professionalism and the inappropriate conduct displayed at the recent Bloomington Transit Board of Directors meeting. While the Board is entitled to make its own decisions regarding management and leadership, the way this specific meeting was handled was a disservice to the public. In particular, I am specifically addressing the statements made by Board Member Don Griffin. During the proceedings, Mr. Griffin made disparaging remarks regarding City Public Works, specifically questioning why there would be a “maintenance man here.” This comment was elitist, disrespectful, and entirely inappropriate for a public meeting. All departments in this city contribute to our community’s success, and for a board member to publicly belittle the presence of a maintenance professional is unacceptable. The atmosphere of the meeting was unprofessional and did not reflect the values of the City of Bloomington. While I respect the fact that a decision was reached by the Board and I am not here to dispute that outcome, I believe the manner in which it was handled was wrong. The public deserves a board that conducts itself with dignity and shows respect for all classifications of residents and workers. I also wish to acknowledge, as a member of the community, my personal belief that RATP Dev and Mr. John Connell made meaningful positive contributions to Bloomington and to Bloomington Transit. Regardless of the Board’s decision, I believe their work and service to the community deserve to be recognized and treated with respect. I am submitting this as a public comment to ensure that the Mayor’s office is aware of how these board members are representing our city. I hope that the administration will address this conduct and ensure that future meetings are conducted with the respect and professionalism that our community deserves. Respectfully submitted anonymously, A Concerned Resident of Bloomington
Similar to case #212602. Green Acres on Fifth St, between Roosevelt and Jefferson, several addresses have trash bins in ROW, trash on tthe ground, or large items.
More trash, furniture, and indication of people possibly living in storage containers on this property. It appears the issue is getting worse and is a cause for concern for the health and safety of people nearby.