The posts and concrete at the intersection of Winslow Rd and Walnut Street Pike need the reflectors replaced and the concrete needs reflective paint. It's very hard to see at night especially if it is foggy.
This is a 3 way stop. Maybe 25% of the vehicles actually stop. Some never touch their brakes. There are no sidewalks here and so any of us biking, walking, dog walking, grand kids walking, kids walking home from school... are going through this intersection on foot or bike. Thank you for any consideration of policing this stop once in awhile??? I'm not sure what other traffic alerts would do anything here?
Re: Ongoing Parking Violation - uReport #207578 I'm following up on my January 14th report regarding a Jeep parked in front of my residence, extending approximately 5 feet over the yellow curb line. This vehicle creates a dangerous sight line obstruction when I pull onto 1st Street, which has heavy traffic. Despite my initial report, the vehicle remains un-ticketed and I have not received a response from the Town of Bloomington. This ongoing violation poses a safety hazard. I'm requesting immediate attention to this matter. Please advise on the status of my report and when enforcement action will be taken. Thank you for your prompt assistance. -ecb
This gold Jeep, plate # TPV 176 Indiana, has been parked in front of my driveway (over the yellow curb lines) since last night making it difficult to see oncoming cars when I exit my driveway. Please ticket or tow, as this is always happening with some car or another. The car is there right now: 12:35pm, W, 01/14/26. - Thank you, ecb
The traffic lights at College Mall and Covenanter have been flashing red for more than 24 hours.
There is a dumpster in the eastbound lane as you turn onto Elliston from Bainbridge, it’s an issue if you’re attempting to turn and someone is at the intersection, also creates a bit of an unsafe situation when kids are waiting for the bus.
A tree went down in front of our house due to tonight's storm, causing traffic on High St to have to swerve around it.
Asphalt missing in the westbound transition over bridge to roadway
I live in the Allen Valley subdivision off West Allen Street. Many mornings - especially around 7:30-8:30 - there is a lot of speeding traffic of cars coming off W Bloomfield Road onto Allen Street. Our access to Allen Street is at the bottom of a hill, and cars will often come from Allen Street going at least 40 mph. There's not much time to brake going that fast if someone is pulling out of our subdivision, and I've had a couple close encounters leaving in the mornings. Now with school starting, a school bus may be doing a pick-up and stopped at our addition and a car coming in fast may cause an accident. The same thing can happen coming off Ransom Lane onto Allen Street as well - the hill obstructs the view of cars turning off Ransom onto Allen. I travel east on Allen Street every weekday morning. It seems a lot of the traffic goes to Novo Nordisk, so I'm guessing the increased traffic is from the employees headed to a morning shift. I'm wondering if an officer could occasionally come and watch that traffic on weekday morning to help slow things down. Thank you!
When going North on Rogers pedestrians have the walk signal to cross 3rd when traffic turning from Rogers onto 3rd has a protected turn signal. This is extremely dangerous for pedestrians because motorists are not expecting pedestrians to have the walk sign.