Case Date:

10/28/2025

This could apply anywhere in Bloomington, frankly, as it's a persistent issue, so I just picked the intersection where I experienced it most recently. Every single time I drive in Bloomington after the sun goes down, I'm met with drivers who fail (or just refuse) to dim their brights. Ind. Code § 9-21-8-51 is still on the books. I'd suggest posting signage along busier roads, but based on how often Btown drivers ignore the "One-Way" and "No Turn On Red" signs, I doubt it would work anyway. If the city has any ideas on a community education measure or infrastructure project that would help remind drivers that, yes, leaving your brights on while encountering another driver/pedestrian IS still against the law - that would be cool.

Case Date:

10/19/2025

Trash and recycling bin have been left on the street for more than a month. The recycling bin has trash in instead of recycling. Occupant of house need to be notified why recycling is not being taken.

Case Date:

10/30/2025

Table sitting in the grass next to the road for months now. No, It will obviously not magically disappear.

Case Date:

10/26/2025

Excessive trash in driveway for more than a month.

Case Date:

10/31/2025

The concrete adjacent to the storm sewer drain has collapsed.

Case Date:

10/31/2025

There is no water in the Oakland park neighborhood.

Case Date:

10/31/2025

The townhouse unit we live in does not have access to water currently.

Case Date:

10/31/2025

No water/extremely low pressure

Case Date:

11/2/2025

The traffic light at Walnut and Miller has been behaving differently for the past couple of weeks. Walnut is staying red for a really long time with no one on Miller and the pedestrian signs showing a solid orange hand (no pedestrians present). Two nights ago, at 10pm or so, I was stopped with what ended up being 10-20 cars at the light on Walnut while Miller was holding green for no one forever. Miller used to turn back to red really quickly and keep Walnut moving. It's creating a big problem now.

Case Date:

10/24/2025

Wheelchair user cannot reach pedestrian crossing signal button, due to elevated concrete barrier around the pole.