Large potholes at the intersection of S Nota Dr and E Covenanter Dr. Both side of intersection. There is a large hole on right side of street, approximately 6 to 8 inches deep along side of the street on Covenanter Dr. about 200 feet west of the Covenanter and Nota Dr. intersection as well. And, multiple pot holes at the intersection of Nota Dr. and Woodbine Ave.
Red light is out on the left lane signal to turn onto Adams from 2nd street
Lights @ 2nd & Patterson - The turn signal for northbound traffic always cycles whether anybody there or not. So, if you are traveling southbound and get to the signal to activate it and are the only vehicle there wanting to continue southbound you have to wait until the northbound lights w/turn signal cycles and you finally go green. This has been happening for the past few weeks, early morning (before 6am).
The entire 2nd Street from the Patterson Dr. intersection to Park Ave is sooo bad. The entire street needs to be repaved at this point. For those of us who drive it daily, there is no way it is not damaging our vehicles, as it is nearly impossible to avoid every pothole or uneven bumps from botched pothole fixes. If this is on the list, it needs to be moved up, as so many people use this street, and it is one of the only downtown Bloomington streets in such a bad condition.
As quickly as you guys get that sidewalk cleaned up. They are right back there with more stuff, more trash and more people it is such a dangerous situation. Businesses are leaving our street which puts empty buildings for them to destroy they've already broke into one that had to be all boarded up. People can't use the sidewalks because of all the trash and the people and it's just not safe. I understand they need a place to go but that is not it
There is a really young looking girl with a much older guy lying on the picnic table at the new shelter house at RCA Park. They seem to be in a romantic relationship
This area needs a sidewalk.
A crosswalk is essential here for ensuring safety and facilitating easier pedestrian movement.
next to the tow lot on West 10th at N. Summitt is an opportunity for a pedestrian path down to the B-Line Trail. Likely the best thing would be a combination stair and ramp, with appropriate amounts of retaining structure as the hillside is being weakened by erosion, causing trees to fall.
Two aggressive dogs ran (charged) at someone walking in front to the CAP office while they were walking by. The person screamed/yelled and the owners recalled the dogs. The dogs were not on a lease or inside a fence.