618 S Ballantine and many properties drain water onto the street, which freezes on the sidewalk. Not here, but often it is drains through a retaining wall directly on to the sidewalk. DANGER to PEDESTRIANS.
Pothole on W First Street just before the B-Line trail crossing, east of Morton, near Kroger. Also, near the E First and Washington intersection, several potholes, one at 217 E First.
'College Movers' sign at the intersection of Curry Pike and Whitehall Rd, near the CVS. This may already be County, but it is one in a series of illegal signs they have been putting up all over town recently.
Mad at a eugenicist so we instead honor a denomination that has yet to affirm LGBT people? Per the street rename on social media. For being a progressive City we continue to be tone deaf on issues of queer equality.
There are multiple AT&T work vehicles parked in the new 7-line separated bike lane between Walnut and College. This was in addition to the numerious delivery vehicles I had just encountered double parked in the bike lane on Walnut. What's the point of all this great bike infrastructure if it turns into a parking spot whenever convenient?
When will the Longview bike path reopen? Was very important and nice. Also will Greenway improvements extend east of there soon?
Mountain of trash next to the front door at 1709 Circle Drive
Coming from Eastside Drive there is a pothole on E First (after the speed bumps), where it makes a turn to the right towards Sheridan. Near Bloomingfood's on W 6th Street in the middle of the road
I witnessed a type of "crash" at the corner of 7th Street and Morton. The driver was headed north on Morton, stopped at the stop sign, then turned right/east onto 7th Street but the driver first tried to pull into the bike lane, then at the last second hit the bike lane barrier so hard it sounded like a terrible crash. The driver/car lost a couple of large pieces of the car on 7th Street. There needs to be better signage especially for cars driving NORTH, turning EAST onto 7th Street.
Glad the mayor could make an appearance to unveil the Eagleson street sign. Hope he can both do actually do something about race relations in Bloomington. Start by investing in the places the Eagleson family honored like AME church, White Oak Cemetery and Banneker.