At 900 N Curry Pike, behind our Fire Station there is a homeless camp that is by the railroad tracks. The people living there are causing issues such as drug use, leaving dirty needles laying around, trash all over, and stealing from residence at the park. The Fire Station does not have cameras which they need. They need some kind of security due to these people being right behind them. Someone needs to look into this issue ASAP.
Fritz Lay truck completely blocking 7 Line bicycle corridor at ~12:20pm on 11/5/22. Just west of College and 7th.
The equipment for the cable installation is parked so that the line of sight is blocked. When school starts this will create a very dangerous traffic situation. As it is, it is impossible to pull out of the court safely. Many cars use the court as a turn around.
Blocked Street requests go to Paul Kehrberg, and nothing seems to happen after that. There is a considerable back log here: https://bloomington.in.gov/crm/tickets?query=;enteredDate%5Bstart%5D=;enteredDate%5Bend%5D=;fields%5BenteredDate%5D=on;fields%5Bcategory_id%5D=on;fields%5Bdepartment_id%5D=on;fields%5Bstatus%5D=on;fields%5Blocation%5D=on;fields%5Bdescription%5D=on;category_id=17
Constant parking that is blocking roadway and in grass of yards throughout entire neighborhood. Meadow Lane, Briar Cliff Dr, Winding Way, Stoneycrest Rd.
Call toes second and Lincoln and second and College. Popo also third and Cory. Utility cut 914 E. Atwater has sunken
When I arrived for work this morning, May 16th, the City once again had 7th Street between Walnut & College blocked off so that there was no access to the county parking lot behind the Health Building. How many more days will access be denied?
Residents of 200 s Madison apartment complexes do not clean up after their dogs and there are piles of waste in the courtyard. It has been tracked across the sidewalks by the common areas. Management has been contacted but nothing has been done
Just checking in on the blue street lights on Cottage Grove Ave, west of Woodlawn Ave. Is that the norm now?
Power in Park Ridge East is frequently out. Neighbors and the Association have flagged this unsuccessfully as an issue with Duke. Outages often take time for restoration beyond what would be expected. Basic power in neighborhoods should be a staple of good governance. I understand both the State and Duke are primary contacts for this, but can municipal governance please help flag this to Duke as a concern. Our household lost power yesterday and then again today (still out). Power reliability here has been less than anywhere I have lived, including internationally. Sentiment is similar among many other residents. As a sample from another resident's posted concerns yesterday: "I thought Duke did a lousy job of tree trimming this yea, and I'm beginning to think that was a correct observation. AC power in Park Ridge East is the least reliable of any place I've lived in the US and compares unfavorably to Ankara, Turkey, where I lived in the 1960s." Another poster from yesterday: "Agreed, power outages in PRE are a regular occurrence." I also had to contact Duke to correct dangerous power fluctuations in their line this year near my home, which was corrected after being flagged as a major fire hazard by my electronic monitoring company. Your advocacy for improvements would be appreciated and expected. Thank you.