Case Date:

8/13/2014

At this location on the City website (http://bloomington.in.gov/documents/viewDocument.php?document_id=3030)would you please update the information about Centerstone? The copy should read - Centerstone is a community-based behavioral healthcare provider. Persons with serious mental illness and/or substance abuse disorders are often homeless or at-risk. Centerstone serves people who are homeless and who struggle with behavioral health issues. Services are available in 17 Indiana counties and surrounding areas. Centerstone has an extensive supportive housing continuum for adults with serious mental illness who are receiving clinical services from our clinics. Both transitional and permanent housing are available with varying levels of accompanying supportive services. Centerstone has over 316 residential beds in 27 facilities. Forty-six of these beds are reserved for clients meeting the HUD definition of homelessness. People who are homeless have access to Centerstone's services, including intensive case management, psychiatric care, and employment assistance. 645 South Rogers Street Bloomington, IN 47403 For more information and first appointments: 800-344-8802 Crisis Line 24/7: 800-832-5442

Case Date:

7/15/2014

The alley behind the Von Lee- our place of business and client entry way is in terrible shape- it seems bad enough that the park is overflowing with the homeless situation/loitering and then the alley is like walking on the moon. The Pavement needs attention-Happy to chat if someone wants to chat. 812-219-7691

Case Date:

3/30/2014

There is a man who always sits on the planter on this corner with a dog so that no one else can use them, I've never gone by there and not seen him. He's selling jewelry there, which is not allowed. Its unfair too the other homeless people that he alone is allowed to sell things on the street and block traffic and use of the bench. If this is the wrong subheading please forward to right person!

Case Date:

3/24/2014

I am manager at TRACKS. We run a IU apparel and record store at 415 E. Kirkwood Ave. Every day between 1 and 6 homeless people gather and sit on the limestone planter outside our store. It is having a negative impact on our business and I would like to know if there is any recourse to get them to move on. What are the rules on who can sit on the planter for how long?

Case Date:

1/6/2014

UNKNOWN SUBJECT WROTE ON THE SIDE OF THE BUILDING AT THE AMERICAN COLORS STORE THE PHRASES MORE DEAD COPS WITH THE EQUAL SYMBOL AND NEXT TO THE PHRASE WAS NEEDS MORE OPTIONS FOR GOD SAKES. SUBJECT ALSO WROTE ON THE SIDEWALK THE PHRASES "GIVE US EMPLOYMENT" "SELF-EMPLOYMENT NOT SLAVERY" "I GO TO COLLEGE AND I'M HOMELESS" "LOVE THE HOMELESS"

Case Date:

12/30/2013

homeless people left trash in the woods by Patterson Pointe

Case Date:

11/30/2013

Tent homeless camp

Case Date:

9/4/2013

trash in yard, excessive growth on property, property in disrepair, attracting the homeless

Case Date:

6/4/2013

Resident (Janeene 812-325-0369) called stating that her recycling had been perfectly sorted but homeless people had been digging through it overnight and had messed up the five bins that the recycle crew did not pick up (crew did pick up two bins). I told her that we could likely do a one time courtesy pick up once I had spoken with the crew about the recycling. When the crew (946) came back in from the route I was informed that the recycling had been mixed and that there had been shoes, pants, and other trash mixed in with it as well. I called the resident back at that time and advised that we would not be able to pick up her recycling as a courtesy due to the state that the recycling had been in.

Case Date:

5/8/2013

Thank you Mayor Kruzan! I know you are a 'good guy' as you have helped me with a problem before. Please do not allow a low-barrier homeless shelter. And do keep them out of the garages, etc. I truly believe they will return to where they came from without so many amenities in Bloomington.