Recent remodel of the rental property - the side yard lights were changed from baffled can lights to security lights which now illuminate our backyard. Would you please advise the property owner or management to have them aim the lights down or reinstall the baffled lights?
The southbound traffic light on Rogers does not turn green for southbound traffic. I sat through multiple full light cycles before I carefully and safely proceeded through the intersection. 4:20PM 2/20/26.
We were on Adams St at the light at 2nd street. The 2nd st light turned red then immediately turned green again without allowing us to go on Allen st. It did this 3 times before giving us, on Allen St, the green light.
There is a very bright white light on a utility pole about 10 feet from our apartment and bedroom window. A large pine tree had previously been blocking much of the light, but a tree crew cut down the tree and now the light is shining directly into the window. I think this could constitute a light violation. Could somebody please check out this light?
Traffic light heading south,left turn arrow comes on every light change
For the past several weeks, this intersection has been behaving as if there is constantly a car waiting on south. While traveling on Walnut, the light is turning red much more frequently and staying red for a very long time.
This light was recently installed, and it has caused me to be unable to sleep in my own bedroom despite curtains. My back yard is almost entirely illuminated (see image). I believe this constitutes a light trespass as defined in Bloomington city ordinance section 20.04.090 section (4) and lacks proper shielding as outlined in section (5)(A).
The light turning left onto west.Third street is way too short
Either a new streetlamp was installed or they changed the bulb in this street lamp and the light coming through my black out curtains is obscene. I feel as though my house has a spotlight shining through the windows. Can this be replaced with a different bulb or replaced with a fixture that casts the light downward rather than out?
I would like to use Open311 to provide metrics and heat-maps for issues across Bloomington.