street storm drain inlet completely clogged with dirt and other debris. habitat for humanity neighborhood. it seems the drain was covered with something to prevent debris from getting into it during construction. the drain is totally dysfunctional. thank you so much
There are multiple potholes between rockets convenience and Allen street on Patterson.
Hi! Theres a backpack dumped with a bunch of personal belongings and child custody paperwork. Im not really sure what to do. Thank you!
The 416 1/2 had a huge party with many people. After the party, as should be customary, they should clean the trash. But it has been 2 days since, and the trash is now rolling around the street and getting blown away by the wind. It is things like plastic cups and bottles.
This trail has a lot of dog walkers and there is a lot of dog feces that is not picked up. Would like a dog waste disposal and bags to help keep this area clean. And possibly some signage
Meter cover broken. Danger to those walking in parking lot
the city utilities dug up this corner on the left when you enter peppergrass condos, they left it muddy it has sunken down below the sidewalk and they never planted any grass or put down straw. im not sure what kind of utility work was done there, but i would think that they should fix this . thank you
The southside of the intersection at 2nd & Rogers for south bound lane of traffic has a lot of rough road and pot holes. Also, the north side for the north bound lane is rough.
At the crossing of the B-Link Trail on S. Walnut, there is a big pothole on the northwest side of the painted crosswalk, on the west side of the street. The hole runs parallel to the trail/crossing, in perfect placement and size to snag a foot or a bicycle wheel and send people flying. It is a danger.
A homeowner at 3430 S McDougal St, Bloomington, IN 47403 is regularly parking 3 pickup trucks on their front lawn instead of their driveway. Repeated vehicle traffic has destroyed the grass and created deep ruts and a large mud pit. Mud is being tracked into the roadway and into the nearby storm drain. The vehicles also frequently block the sidewalk, requiring pedestrians to walk in the street. The repeated traffic has created a muddy area on the sidewalk that makes pedestrian passage dangerous. Summary of concerns: • Parking on unimproved surface: Multiple pickup trucks are regularly parked on the front lawn instead of a driveway or paved surface. • Sidewalk accessibility concerns: Vehicles regularly drive across the sidewalk to access the lawn parking area. The repeated traffic has created a muddy area on the sidewalk that makes pedestrian passage difficult. I have personally observed pedestrians, including individuals using crutches and wheelchairs, needing to step into the street to get around the area. • Stormwater / drainage concerns: Mud from the yard is being tracked into the street and a storm drain located along the curb. • Sediment entering storm drain: The storm drain and surrounding curb area are frequently covered with mud and sediment. • Potential utility concerns: Repeated vehicle traffic and soil compaction are occurring in an area where underground utilities may be located. • Long-term issue: This situation has been occurring and progressively worsening for approximately five years as vehicles repeatedly park on the lawn and drive across the sidewalk.