Water seems to be coming out of a storm drain. Next to the construction for the Convention center. They have a machine pumping water around I think and the issue is next to the machine.
Got our bill back for jan-feb and our utilities is reporting we are using 250+ gallons of water an hour. Concerned we are being billed for our entire building or their is a pipe like causing this issue. Need this fixed now as our bill is already $700+ for this month
Got our bill back for jan-feb and our utilities is reporting we are using 250+ gallons of water an hour. Concerned we are being billed for our entire building or their is a pipe like causing this issue. Need this fixed now as our bill is already $700+ for this month
Our water consumption has spiked in the last two months and continues even with the good weather. Before the spike, we averaged under 100 gallons per day. Now we are averaging 175-200 gallons per day. I have checked toilets for leaks, under sinks, the outside faucet, etc. We have not changed our water usage practices. I can only wonder if the meter is miss reporting our actual usage. Can City Utilities check to make sure the meter is reading properly? Our address is 3916 N Whitewood Way, Bloomington, IN 47404
I have paid my water bill receipt #YLX20040964. Please turn my water back on. I have 3 dependents in my house. I require water to care ASAP. Thankyou
We have a water leak in the bedroom ceiling is soft and turning yellow. Multiple c anything elseracks in walls, very dirty under the oven. Air leak under windowsill. North entrance to building doesn’t lock. Homeless people entering. Dust is stuck to fan blades on ceiling fan and air conditioner. Thermostat doesn’t work and can’t control heat.
The public sidewalks in front of Parkview Apartments are still completely unshoveled. The northern end of their sidewalk on Walnut Street is much like an ice rink. There may have been a burst water pipe. It's treacherous for pedestrians, and they seem to have done nothing to resolve the hazard. Photo taken 2026 Feb 1 – 3:54 PM
Water pipe has a leakage and the water meter is broken
My roommate and I experienced sewage water expelled from our shower drain at our rental property managed by Granite Student Living on Saturday 1/24/26 when we tried to plunge a toilet. We have had three plumbing companies come out to inspect the line leading out of the house, and the conclusion is that the clay piping has been damaged/collapsed, and there may be further blockages that need the use of a high pressure water jet. We have been told water can slowly flow out of the house, but trying to send solid waste out of the property could cause a repeat of the original incident. Our management has been reluctant to assist us, meaning we have not had reliable access to a toilet on our property because it is the only bathroom. Granite management also informed us that they were unable to help because it was the entire street sewer main that collapsed, but after asking this to city utility maintenance, I was told that was not the issue. I'd like for the outside line to be inspected so our management company will either fix the issue or help find us temporary housing so we have reliable access to a bathroom.
What appears to be a sump pump discharge pipe at 801 W Howe Street is sending a significant amount of liquid water into the public right-of-way during freezing conditions. Water is being dumped onto the sidewalk on S Maple Street, between W 2nd and W Howe. This is creating a driving hazard and safety issue at the intersection of W Howe and S Maple, as the liquid water is running out into the intersection, pooling, and freezing into a sheet of ice. What doesn't freeze at this intersection is travelling down Howe to the entrance for the Building Trade Park parking lot, where it is also freezing into a sheet of ice.