Case Date:

9/10/2026

Case Date:

9/10/2026

I am writing to urgently report a critical water quality issue at my residence. Following a recent water quality alert, my entire family has suddenly fallen ill ( vomits,stomach pain, loose motions, legpains,headache) Water has no color change. We use water filter(purit) to drink water.

Case Date:

9/7/2026

Request for Zoning and Code Compliance Review – @826_shows Pop-Up : I am writing to request that the city monitor and review the operations of a recurring pop-up music venue publicized via Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/826_shows/.The venue operates out of a residential neighborhood, hosts public live music events, and charges an entry fee. This raises several municipal and state compliance concerns that I would like the city to address proactively with the operators: Zoning Use: The operation of a commercial, ticketed entertainment venue appears to conflict with residential zoning designations and the strict limitations placed on Home Occupations under the Bloomington UDO. State Fire Safety: Under Indiana Code § 22-14-3, public entertainment events that charge admission require a state Amusement and Entertainment Permit, which generally cannot be issued for Class 2 residential structures due to life-safety codes. Neighborhood Impacts: Recurring assemblies of this scale present consistent risks regarding the 24/7 noise ordinance (BMC Chapter 14.09) and residential occupancy limits. Please consider investigating this location and working constructively with the venue operators to guide them toward compliant business practices, or to help them transition their events to properly zoned commercial spaces.

Case Date:

9/26/2026

I am writing to report the severe noise disruptions from the IU Stadium that continued until nearly 2:00 AM. Even with our doors and windows completely shut and locked, the heavy, thumping bass and stadium drums were loud enough to vibrate homes across a 2-mile radius from the stadium. When residents call to report this, the response from city channels is a dismissive, "Well, you know there's a football game tonight." This classic town versus gown attitude suggests that year-round residents should just accept this disruption as the new normal.While I understand the economic value of football to our local commerce, the blame for this issue lies with the late-night television scheduling and a major shift in stadium audio technology. These high-powered subwoofer systems did not exist when many permanent residents bought their homes, started families, or moved to Bloomington. This is not the standard college town noise of the past; it is a new level of low-frequency disruption deep into the night that penetrates right through our walls.There is a clear double standard here. Local workers, parents, and neighbors who deal with sleep deprivation or stadium-induced migraines do not get a pass from their employers the next morning just because a television network wanted a primetime slot. I want to ask how powerless the city truly is in this situation. Is there still respect for the neighbors who keep Bloomington running year-round but have no affiliation with the university? I urge the city administration to enforce our local noise protections and work with the university to scale back the late-night bass.

Case Date:

9/26/2026

Car is parked illegally in yellow zone preventing right turn from 15th onto woodburn.

Case Date:

9/25/2026

On multiple Sundays (most recently 9/20/2026), we have seen two gentlemen directing traffic, and obstructing the public right of way, in two places. This occurs just outside of City Church for All Nations' Russell Road campus located at: 1200 N Russell Rd, Bloomington, IN 47408- most specifically two intersections on N Russell Lane and 10th Street. The trucks of these two men have 'Indiana Security' logos; one truck logo is highlighted on the attached photo. The photos also show the attire these gentlemen wear. In addition, we have seen someone directing traffic further down at 10th Street/Smith Road. This individual seems to be operating in a more official capacity. Iris from your Engineering Department was so helpful today, indicating that the roads of concern are under the jurisdiction of the Monroe County Highway Department. Will you please share our safety concerns internally and work with Monroe County? Are these folks following the proper rules and procedures for this important undertaking? As everyone's safety is affected, we want to do our part to make sure these men have the correct authority, with training and paperwork in order. Thank you for your time!

Case Date:

9/25/2026

Permanent signage without a permit

Case Date:

9/24/2026

Food truck parked on residential street weekdays. Generator loud enough i can hear in my own home.

Case Date:

9/24/2026

A board of the mural has fallen off. I love this mural so much I hope it can be maintained.

Case Date:

9/24/2026

Big, pretty unavoidable pothole near 819 and 813 W Kirkwood. Left after construction.