Case Date:

12/30/2021

These people keep parking on the sidewalk and driving in the yard.

Case Date:

4/18/2022

For over a year, both the owner and tenant of this location have made repeated offenses against city code - including dumping yard waste in the ally, not picking up trash in yard and on sidewalk, having multiple broken down cars parked (for over a year) on property without attempts to repair/remove them. Owners are constantly parking on sidewalk for days at a time. Tenants have aggressive dog that has jumped the fence and attacked people. Blue car in front of house (with flat tires) hasn't moved in over a year, and does not run. Blue SUV doesn't run, and hasnt moved in months. Trash and recycle bin are constantly over flowing and spilling trash. Bins are never removed from sidewalk. Witnesses have caught tenants throwing trash into neighbors yard.

Case Date:

1/6/2024

Several neighbors, and myself, have been victims of actions done by the unhoused. Just last night (1-5-24), our car was broken into for the second time in less than a year. This time, we saw the person before anything was taken. This area needs help. While we are all understanding of the needs of the unhoused, we in this neighborhood, have a right to feel safe for our families. In less than a year, this area has had vehicle break ins, home invasions, confrontation about blocking front doors, and theft. Please help all Bloomington residents, not just the unhoused.

Case Date:

10/4/2014

A huge tree branch fell from a city tree in front of 1025 E 1st st. The tree really needs to be removed.

Case Date:

8/27/2012

Case Date:

1/2/2013

Case Date:

6/27/2008

exceeds san size of 35 gal

Case Date:

3/21/2008

Recyclable items not properly sorted. Must be sorted for pick-up 945 las

Case Date:

6/11/2025

The lower branches of the city oak tree in front of the property need to be trimmed. They extend into the street and obstruct vehicles.

Case Date:

8/17/2025

A large branch high in the city oak tree in front of this address is dead and has partially fallen off the tree. All the leaves are dead and a different color so it is easy to identify. The branch is still attached, however, and could fall during a storm or high winds onto cars that often park under the tree. Could the city remove the branch to limit potential destruction of property in the future?