Case Date:

2/2/2026

My trash or recycle was not picked up today, along with everyone else on 17th street.

Case Date:

2/2/2026

One week after the snow stopped a very poor job of keeping the sidewalk clear on Dunn at Fourth and a cross walk inaccessible Next to the City's parking lot. Who is responsible?

Case Date:

1/27/2026

The entire sidewalk in front of the "Cityside by Alexa" apartments is completely unshoveled, as of late this afternoon. That is the north side of 3rd Street and the west side of Washington Street.

Case Date:

2/2/2026

The public sidewalks along the Circle K gas station were never shoveled. In some spots, the snow is mounded high from the owner's snowplow. The utter disregard for pedestrians is shameful. These motorheads are basically telling pedestrians, "Go f*** yourself." Pedestrians are forced to walk into very busy roads near a very busy intersection. These photos were taken at 2:33 PM on January 29, 2026. I verified on February 1 that the sidewalks were still unshoveled – SEVEN days after the end of the last snowstorm.

Case Date:

2/1/2026

This issue also happens at 201 W 17th St. Every time it snows, this property plows all of their snow onto the sidewalk on the south side of 17th st., forcing pedestrians to walk on 17th st., which is incredibly dangerous during busy times. These piles stick around for weeks after snowfall.

Case Date:

2/2/2026

The public sidewalk along 17th Street in front of Square Donuts is inadequately shoveled. It is a broad sidewalk on a major walking route, but they have only cleared a path that is about two feet wide. Photo taken 2026 Feb 1 – 3:43 PM

Case Date:

1/30/2026

The sidewalks at this location are never shoveled/ salted/ de-iced. This includes the ones around their building and the main walks on 6th and 7th streets. Navigating these areas as a pedestrian is frequently dangerous due to ice and piles up snow during freezing weather. These walkways are consistently inaccessible/ impassable even for an able bodied pedestrian but the accessibility issue is much worse for some. This is a very large lot and creates a significant safety issue and nuisance for the Near West Side community

Case Date:

1/28/2026

My roommate and I experienced sewage water expelled from our shower drain at our rental property managed by Granite Student Living on Saturday 1/24/26 when we tried to plunge a toilet. We have had three plumbing companies come out to inspect the line leading out of the house, and the conclusion is that the clay piping has been damaged/collapsed, and there may be further blockages that need the use of a high pressure water jet. We have been told water can slowly flow out of the house, but trying to send solid waste out of the property could cause a repeat of the original incident. Our management has been reluctant to assist us, meaning we have not had reliable access to a toilet on our property because it is the only bathroom. Granite management also informed us that they were unable to help because it was the entire street sewer main that collapsed, but after asking this to city utility maintenance, I was told that was not the issue. I'd like for the outside line to be inspected so our management company will either fix the issue or help find us temporary housing so we have reliable access to a bathroom.

Case Date:

2/2/2026

The Regions drive-thru bank has not cleared their sidewalks and even worse the intersection walkways are not cleared at Kirkwood and Rogers so we have to cross Rogers mid-block, through the traffic, into the driveway of the Circle K where cars are driving in and out. The Regions should be contacted (and fined) but I also wonder if the City should be sending out smaller plows (like you use on the B-line) to clear the intersection pedestrian crossing spaces that are now snow mounds from the City street plows all over the city.

Case Date:

2/3/2026

The northbound side of N Kinser Pike at the intersection with SR 45 could desperately use a dedicated right turn lane, as traffic often backs through multiple traffic light cycles. I already reached out to INDOT and they said that they don't have any funded projects on their end. BUT they would be willing to work with the city if we wanted to take the initiative. See below: Case #: CS0513872 Request Description: The northbound side of Kinser Pike could use a right-turn lane where it intersects with SR 45 in Bloomington. Folks frequently use the shoulder here as a makeshift turn lane but it is full of potholes and not well-suited for this purpose. A dedicated turn lane would greatly help improve throughput during busy times when the light is very short. There is ample room to expand, and it appears that the lots already belong to DOT and the Indiana DNR. Resolution: Thank you for contacting the Indiana Department of Transportation. Our Traffic Investigations Engineer has reported a turn lane would require widening with full-depth pavement and utility relocation. INDOT does not have any funded projects to construct a right turn lane at this location. If the City would like to pursue the addition of a turn lane on Kinser Pk, they can work with INDOT Permits. Construction season is in full swing, stay safe! Buckle Up, Phone Down.