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closed #84821

Yard Waste

2466 S Maston CT

Case Date:
10/10/2008

Exceeds weight limit of 40 lbs. Yard waste is over the 40 lb max

closed #151464

Blocked Street

2466-2480 E 3rd St

Case Date:
4/6/2016

closed #166684

Trash

2467 S Woolery Mill DR

Case Date:
11/30/2018

closed #173566

Trails

2467 S Woolery Mill DR

Case Date:
9/1/2020

stolen mountain bike wheel at Wapahani bike trail - guy who probably did it was driving a white van with Colorado plates.

closed #62704

Sewer Problems (Sanitary Sewers)

2468 S Winslow CT

Case Date:
7/22/1998

HAVING A SEWER BACKUP AT REAR OF APARTMENT

closed #89332

Trash

2469 LINDEN HILL

Case Date:
9/27/2007

can exceeds 35 gal

closed #163466

Traffic Suggestions

2469-2499 South Walnut Street

Case Date:
3/10/2018

Can you shorten the duration of the green light for Winslow and Country Club since Country Club is closed? There is much less traffic on Winslow now so the light stays green with no traffic at all.

closed #165865

Potholes, Other Street Repair

247 Hillside Drive

Case Date:
9/10/2018

Pothole-ish

closed #210178

Sidewalk & Curb Complaints

247 S Madison St

Case Date:
4/24/2026

Extremely steep curb ramp down to the street. Had to use this building's driveway to get down to the street instead. I'm trying to get from the B-Line trail to The Thrift Shop.

closed #200077

Accessibility Problem

247 S Madison St

Case Date:
1/9/2025

The sidewalk at third and Madison connecting Madison to the b-line trail and crossing the street is currently unshoveled, and road access for handicap individuals on that corner is blocked by plow created embankments. Please have someone come out to shovel and salt these asap as a friend reliant on a mobility scooter in my apartment complex is unable to access groceries/basic needs via the b line trail due to this issue. In addition to this, I’m sure there are more people experiencing this in more spots around the city. I’m not sure what can be done proactively, but is seems that the city has a deep enough well of contractors to subcontract out shoveling/salt on sidewalks critical for access to Bloomington’s disabled population. Thank you for your time!