Snow has not been cleared from the sidewalks along Sare Rd. right past the Moore's Pike intersection. There is a house on the left side and Renwick development is on the right. Also, the sidewalks are still covered with snow all along Hillside.
100 S. Dunn adjacent to IU parking lot north of Peoples Park. When lot was cleared, snow was pushed onto sidewalk no one can walk through there.
I cannot find a job listings page that actually lists jobs anywhere on your website. Where is it?
Pedestrian islands on roundabouts on Sare and Moore's pike, at NW & SE ends of college mall rd, sidewalk on SE corner of Sare rd and Moore's pike.
No snow removal by businesses on South Walnut Street: 1) The business building that is 409 S. Walnut; 2)Two lots south from there the boarded up building between Top 10 and the smoke shop that used to be a car lot; and 3) Sahara Mart's Walnut Street side in the 500 S. Walnut block. In fact, Sahara Mart's parking lot snow has been plowed onto the sidewalk. Saw all this last Thursday 1/3/13 when I walked there.
Childs Elementary walk-in zone. Mostly south of school on High St. Both sides.
I tried to find a simple listing of fire station locations in Bloomington, from your own fire department web site, and just gave up. I'm sure it's embedded somewhere underneath all the other information, without a good link, but why have you hidden things? Also, look at the following misinformation about the fire department from a related website - they don't even know where Bloomington is located! "he City of Bloomington is located 55 miles south-southeast of Indianapolis along IN-37 and is home to Indiana University." That's from http://www.indianafiretrucks.com/pages/monroe/bloomington_2-3.html. Ouch!
The lnks for Kspots and the Kiva web address are broken.
The app is off 12 hours on reporting time. I reported a problem at 6:20 p.m. but the app said it was reported at 6:20 a.m.
To whom it may concern: I was at the website for sustainability and water barrels, here: http://bloomington.in.gov/documents/viewDocument.php?document_id=5952 There is a paragraph, "A typical rain barrel is a drum with 50-60 gallons of capacity. In Bloomington, you can buy a rain barrel from Earth Care, the Monroe County Soil & Water Conservation District and others. Or, you can build your own! Download our step-by-step instructionshere (DOC 368.00 KB)." Unfortunately the link to the "Monroe County Soil & Water Conservation District" seems to go to a New York page! I doubt this is intentional? Please let me know. The 2013 fee schedule says $45 for a rain barrel, which I might be interested in if I can really pick one up in Bloomington IN. Thank you! Sincerely, Jacob Neumann