After multiple attempts to ask property management at Reserve on Third to fix broken refrigerators, ovens that are causing fires, electric coming on and off in random apartments and to fix broken fire alarms, it is going unnoticed and it is a safety concern for all residents. At this time I am speaking for building 11 3rd floor, but there are others as well.
A small square of asphalt (about 1 foot by 1 foot) was cut out of the road immediately in front of our driveway at 4021 E. Morningside Drive during a repair. It was filled with gravel but has not yet been repaved so are requesting that get filled in with asphalt/pave. Thank you.
See case #186273 - tall sign in yard that has been there for six months. Being held in place by sandbags. Can even be seen on google maps. Who is responsible for removing this? Can we just sell it for scrap?
If you haven't yet finalized the text and layout for the 2024 Sanitation Collection Schedule, there is one improvement: Please print any solid waste pickup date exceptions in a readable font size as part of the Solid Waste & Recycling Checklist. The very fine print listed vertically on the 2023 magnet has obviously been overlooked by residents scheduled for Thursday route pickup. It would also help to have pickup exceptions listed on the website. Thank you.
The B Clear Open Data portal should follow the best practice of referencing source URLs over the HTTPS protocol. For example on this page: https://data.bloomington.in.gov/dataset/bloomington-city-council-districts-gis-data/resource/9b0438ae-fdba-44f3-a14a-b39fd63912d0 The link to the actual resource is not secured. It is served over plaintext `http`: http://bloomington.in.gov/geoserver/publicgis/ows?service=WFS&version=1.1.0&request=GetFeature&typeName=publicgis:CityCouncilDistricts&outputFormat=shape-zip This has practical implications for data users. Esri's ArcGIS Online product only supports loading URLS over 'https', so the current URLs don't work directly with Esri. A test confirmed that the URLs are valid if "http" is simply replaced with "https" in the returned URLs. Hopefully this means that this fix amounts to small configuration change to start referencing the secure versions of the resource URLs. Thanks.
This site, representing the Council district is over a year old. Regardless of the disclaimer on the Bloomington.in.gove site, it is absolutely irresponsible of the city to provide such a tool, especially during an election, with completely misrepresentative data - what is the point, disinformation? This site should be taken down if it isn't maintained to reflect current districts. Thanks, James
City website (arcgis) showing voter precincts and their corresponding districts is in need of updating to the post-redistricting version. https://bloomington.in.gov/arcgis/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=eff5d0cce43c4f1ab7752d4d315ba3e2
The MyBloomington page doesn't seem to show districts based on the redistricting changes, so it's very difficult to see who will be on your ballot
Would like a City street limits boundary map that works on Iphones put on City web page! That way would know whom to call Street or County for problems.
"....The City of Bloomington Volunteer Network is the area’s largest volunteer resource center. In 2016, the Volunteer Network connected or referred more than 20,000 volunteers to service opportunities. The public is invited to view the opportunities available through our 300+ nonprofit community partner organizations online at BloomingtonVolunteerNetwork.org". Source:https://bloomington.in.gov/volunteer; access Date/Time :04/15/2021 {(MM)/(DD)/(YYYY)}; 5:16 PM, EDT Time Zone- Indypl.org location: Spades Park Library (1801 Nowland Avenue; Indianapolis, IN 46201; U.S.A).