closed #213394
Street Trees
3823 E Brownridge RD
- Case Date:
- 8/24/2026
Trees need to be trimmed, I can barely see turning off Brownridge Rd.
Trees need to be trimmed, I can barely see turning off Brownridge Rd.
Alley on W. 3rd St. between 917 and 913 appears to be blocked by a fallen tree at the south end. My garage is on this alley and I am unable to use that end of the alley.
Trees needing trimmed for large vehicles hitting them when passing through (school bus) please.
This car is parked over the designated parking area and on the surface used for driving traffic. When driving South on Henderson, if you needed to turn right onto Wylie St., you might clip the front of this car due to the inappropriate parking.
At the intersection of E Allendale Dr and Winslow Rd, the three way stop causes unnecessary and possibly dangerous traffic. There should be a stop sign on Allendale and no stop signs on Winslow. The relatively few cars coming from Allendale can wait briefly to enter Winslow without significant inconvenience. Also the pedestrian crossing is barely used and does not warrant stop signs on its own. Winslow is a major thoroughfare in south Bloomington, whereas Allendale enters a suburban development and is not a through-street. There are constant backups on Winslow due to the three way stop. It creates backups that regularly go up to the roundabout at Winslow and High Street, which creates dangerous situations especially when the traffic backs up to the base of a hill that obscures the traffic.
Light trespass from unshielded fixtures. Bright lights with completely exposed elements have been left on all day and night, interfering with neighboring property. Please cite this code violation.
There is a drug needle on the ground here adjacent to the bump out planter on the south side of the street
This rental is owned by out-of-town landlords who, at one time, lived in the house. The back yard is severely overgrown and has been for years, even when they lived there. There are many towering trees along the west side of the property, with many, many dead branches on them. At least one entire tree has been dead for years (in violation of city ordinance) yet the landlords do nothing about it. This line of trees is about 15 feet from the house to the west of it, and a windstorm could bring them crashing onto that house and/or through its windows. The bushes and shrubbery are overgrown and have been for years, spilling onto neighboring properties. The grass and weeds are tall, in violation of city ordinance. The yard has only been mowed 2 or 3 times all year. It rarely gets mowed, even when the house is rented. Yard waste sits around in piles, sometimes for years, and never gets disposed of. There is junk and trash (in violation of city ordinance) -- a broken window frame has sat in the weeds against a fence for years; broken lattice from the deck has sat in the weeds against the house for years; a lawn mower sits out in the elements in the weeds; a gas can sitting in the weeds. Other objects are in the weeds, but the weeds are so tall you can't tell what the objects are. Tall weeds against all the fences, never get cut. Some kind of wire from the power poles has fallen and is touching the ground for over a year. Landlords do nothing. The property is an unsightly mess and constitutes a nuisance property which warrants legal action.
Dangerous potholes. I broke my ankle on one of them.
A tree fell down blocking a part of the path in the trails by the twin lakes rec center. The tree is right by the entrance to the trails near the 2800 Kelli's Way building at the Bradford Ridge apartment complex. The tree has been down for a couple weeks now with nothing being done on it