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closed #189122

Blocked Street

2103 S Summerwood CT

Case Date:
6/25/2024

Tree down due to storm blocking one lane of E Azalea Lane near S Summerwood Ct

closed #189120

Debris Removal

1917 E Marilyn DR

Case Date:
6/25/2024

Branches and debris from storm. I assume that the city will not remove debris on the yard proper but there is some debris in the street and a split trunk/branch that poses a threat to the street .

closed #189117

Blocked Street

2603 S Madison ST

Case Date:
6/25/2024

Trees blocking road on Madison

closed #189116

Blocked Street

E Meadowbluff Ct, Bloomington, IN 47401, USA

Case Date:
6/25/2024

Large limb down in the middle of the cul-de-sac, blocking street

closed #189115

Blocked Sidewalk

1500 SE Wingfield Dr, Bloomington, IN 47401, USA

Case Date:
6/25/2024

Tree in road.

closed #189113

Debris Removal

2639 S Sunflower DR

Case Date:
6/25/2024

Large tree limbs down on our street tree in front of the house. Remaining tree should be removed. Thank you.

closed #189112

Blocked Sidewalk

2414 E 7th ST

Case Date:
6/25/2024

Large pile of debris. Also invasives returning in force to strangle the pine tree and starting to block the sidewalk.

closed #189104

Recycling

Case Date:
6/25/2024

I live at 1706 S Huntington Dr and my recycling was not picked up yesterday (06/24/24). There was no notice left on the can, and looking over the requirements, the cans should not have violated any of the requirements to be picked up.

closed #189099

Other

Case Date:
6/25/2024

Test

closed #189098

Parks & Playgrounds

Case Date:
6/24/2024

Now that other encampment areas have been cleared, there has been an increased number of unhoused people sleeping in Bryan Park. Getting dressed, yelling a city workers, leaving trash. The Bryan Park Neighborhood has increased issues with suspicious activities and theft in and around houses. Though not necessarily due to unhoused people, the increase seems correlated to Bryan Park activity levels increasing.