It was around 11:30pm on Wednesday October 29th. You don't even notice how bad it is until you're already in the dang thing. It swallowed my whole tire and completely blew out the seal of my tire. There was no repairing it, had to have car serviced for a new tire which totaled 170.00 dollars. Should really fix it im lucky it didn't damage anything else.
Parking at the yellow line, driveway location. This is a dangerous situation when I drive onto 1st Street because I cannot see the incoming cars. Also, these cars block the trash cans for the Monday morning pickups. Please monitor 1st Street regularly between Grant & Henderson for various repeating traffic violations - thank you! 11/01/2025 ecb
Some of the street lights near our home are not functioning. It is not safe to walk when it is dark. These light outages are along the main walking path that children and families use to walk to Childs Elementary School.
The streetlight at the corner of 7th and Morton (next to Ragstock, cattycorner from Bloomington Bagel Company) is badly flickering and strobing.
I live on South Sussex Drive. We had two posted signs per yard telling us not to park in the street for 10 days from Oct. 21 thru Oct. 31. We were given less than 24 hours notice. We complied with that 10 day request which is now over. I am not at all clear what work was done, or why we could not park in the street? A little communication to the residents on this street would be nice. Thank you.
On September 29, the road project on 2nd Street near Rogers involved shutting down Rogers just north of 2nd Street. I live in that area, and in order to get to my home, I had to get out of my car twice to move blockages in the road. At the intersection of 3rd and Rogers, there was a barricade that I was able to drive by, but it was barely passable for my car and I had to almost drive up on the curb. Then at the intersection of Howe and 2nd, I had to get out of my car to move construction cones. There were cars going through the intersection and it was dark, so that was not a safe situation. Then when I tried to pull into my drive, there were construction barriers blocking it. I had to get out of my car again and ask a street worker to move it. He was very nice, though. The issue only took place that evening, but I wanted to report it since it was difficult and dangerous.
Construction site on the north side of 17th at Washington keeps leaving their gate open, blocking the sidepath for hours or days at a time
Trees/shrubs are overgrown and obscure visibility. If you're heading east on Dodds and waiting to cross Walnut, you have to pull forward until you're partially in the road in order to see if traffic is clear. This issue also exists at the intersection of Dodds & Washington (heading east) - you can't see if anyone is coming on that one-way road (or if anyone is about to cross the crosswalk) unless you pull all the way forward. This is especially dangerous because the stop sign itself is almost always obscured by a tree branch.
Stop sign is bent backward at intersection of Montclair and Rock Creek. This is already a hazardous area due to people running through this intersection.
Many students have to jaywalk every day here to catch a bus, and 99% of drivers don’t understand the situation. If you do a quick search, you'll realize this has been an ongoing safety issue for 5–6 years. I’ve raised it before (last year and again this year), but nothing has changed. Please consider adding a sidewalk to improve safety. https://www.idsnews.com/article/2025/11/17th-street-crosswalk-crash-data-bloomington-indiana-university-campus-safety-news?utm_source=dailyheadlines&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=article-email-link