Lights are really dim for E 3rd east of college mall. Hard to identify Lanes at night and next to impossible during rain. Scary particularly with no median for opposing traffic at high speed. Can City either increase brightness to lights, which also would be good for feeling safe walking, or at least add little reflectors to lane for safer driving like State did on 10th.
Street light by my driveway has been out for 2 months and was intermittent for a year before that. At 616 N Grandview Dr.
Ever since this summer, I believe the timing for the Union Street and 10th Street intersection is off. When traveling on 10th street, there are only 20 seconds of a green light. I often have to sit through 2-3 cycles of that light between 7:45 and 8:00am with little to no traffic on Union Street. Can you please look into extending the amount of time under green?
Street light on Morton in between 9th and 10th Streets, outside of the parking entrance to Morton Mansions, is rapidly flickering on and off.
My husband and I were in Bloomington two weeks ago. We are from out of state. While driving the streets around the campus, we were shocked at how dark every street is. Especially now with the upperclass students moving off campus into apartments and houses this next school year, the city of Bloomington needs to take their safety into consideration.
Light pole behind house, pole # 1003, is out.
Non-operating street light mid 700 block of West 4th Street
Caller, a resident at the Reserve at Chandler's Glen, reported a street light timing issue at the address 1488 N. Arlington Park Dr. It sounds like the timer is not working in the light and while it turns on, this does not happen until 11 or 12 pm. I'm not sure whether this is a city owned or privately owned light.
Street light out on Blair Avenue, next to our home at 915 N. Blair.
The alley behind our house does not have any lights in it at all. Not only does this make it a bit unnerving and dangerous to walk there at night, but it also makes it a very easy target for unwanted visitors. Last night, one of our bedroom windows was broken in and when we looked out back, we were not able to see anybody running away since there are no lights in the alley way. By adding a few lights to the already existing utility poles in the alley way, it would hopefully prevent similar incidents from happening in the future and make it much safer for all of the residents that use this alley on a daily basis.