At the corner of Lincoln and Dodds. The curbs installed in the middle of the road to slow down traffic: The middle curb has lost its marking pole. At night, a person can easily run into this middle curb.
My mother is elderly (86) and lives at 510 W. Dodds St. There used to be an ornamental tree in front of her house in the treeplot. It was removed a couple of years ago and now a tag has been put in the treeplot indicating it is for a tree to be planted. Could we PLEASE request a tree that doesn't have crabapples or berries? It is not possible for her to clean up the messes on the sidewalk and she has to pay someone to do it for her. I'm not sure if I got the right place. If not let me know and I'll direct my inquiry to the proper office. Thank you.
Three lights out on South Walnut north of Miller...the light over the Miller intersection is out, the light in front of Night Moves is out and the light in front of Blands is out.
Two street lights south of the 4-way stop at Henderson and South Drive are still out and have been for a year.
Good Afternoon, On behalf of LEDs Magazine, I would like to introduce myself. I am Amy Vincent and I recently came across your website: http://bloomington.in.gov/led I am interested in your site because of the great energy related content. I have a question and would like to get in touch with someone regarding the information on your site. Can you let us know who is responsible for adding resources and making updates? Please feel free to email me back at your convenience. Thanks, -Amy Amy Vincent Consultant for PennWell Email: [email protected] http://ledsmagazine.com/
To whom it may concern: I am a junior student at IU major in public management. I have a project proposal of creating a new location of farmer market with detailed plan. I will be really appreciate if you could take several minutes and write my proposal which attached with this message. Thank you very much. Best, Jiali Ren
Received a call today about a parking issue on 15th Street between Jackson and Madison. Caller says a new house has been built on that street and the homeowner parks a black truck in front of the home...reducing the narrow street to only one lane. He believes the homeowner is parking legally, but is concerned that it may be a safety issue during bad weather.
I would like to thank Officer Barnes , and also let her superior know that officer Barnes is a great police officer. I am from Chicago, and was visiting my daughter in Bloomington, unfortunately I was lost, and didn't know how to get back to her apartment. I met Officer Barnes as I sat in the parking lot of shopping center that has office max, dollar store etc. my daughter was at work, and I was stuck. Officer Barnes told me she could assist me in getting to my daughters apartment which was on Rolling Ridge street. I was so impressed with her helpfulness that I had to share it with her Police department. My daughter rearranged her work schedule to come and get me.
Bloomington police are paid to sit in their squad car all night, harassing anyone who may walk by. As a tax payer, this is troublesome to me. Is there nothing better these police officers have to do? Probably not. I hate to see my money go to waste on talentless individuals such as Bloomington police officers. I believe these police officers would not be able to solve even the most basic of crimes. This is why I would like to see my hard earned tax dollars deverted to worthwhile resources such as education, rather than officers who provide nothing to the community.
Today I was southbound at Adams and Bloomfield Road. I waited over two minutes to turn right (since there is a "No turn on red" sign there). Traffic on Bloomfield Road was minimal... hopefully a sensor is out or something to sense cars on Adams Street. FYI - Found this link thanks to Hotline in the HT!