Please see the numerous ureports regarding reckless kids on electric bikes on the B line. We need a more thorough response than “tell your city counselor.“ This is a dangerous situation and you all are not taking it seriously. Thank you.
This median is part of the city property and is never mowed. It is unsightly and overgrown as it has not been mowed this year. Please add this location to your mowing schedule for the City of Bloomington.
This dog barks all night long. Woke me up at 2 am barking incessantly. This is not new. They probably just need to spend some time with it but until then it’s going to just bark and bark and bark.
Reporting again as I have not heard from anyone about this issue. There is no sign that the development has done anything to fix this issue. In addition they have increased their work behind our house including starting work with large tractors just before 6:30am. It's very loud and was reported to the police. Previous information already sent: Behind our house (to the west) is the Kinser Ridge development. After their work moving around dirt last week (they started on Monday 5/18) and then the resulting rain has inundated the silt fence and it is no longer standing and rainwater mixed with silt pours over when it rains. The worst was Wednesday 5/20 where the silt poured down our driveway, flooded our garage and left 1/4 inch to 1/2 inch of silt in many parts of our driveway once the rain stopped. There has been no change in the silt fence despite my husband (Tom Grano) reporting to the city in multiple departments and speaking with the foreman of the development. Today (5/26) the development is once again moving around dirt in that area. The silt fence needs to be repaired and a more permanent solution needs to be found as soon as possible, especially with a high probability of rain the next few days. Our house is not the only property that has been impacted as the west lane of Kinser Pike flooded on Wednesday 5/20 and the silt could be seen as far down as Bayles.
pothole
pothole
Around 8:30pm on May 28, 2026, a group of 4 or 5 kids on electric motorcycles were riding recklessly through Switchyard Park and on the B-Line Trail. These are motorcycles, not bicycles. They are dangerous for everyone else in the park and on the trail. The electric motorcycles take off quickly and travel at high rates of speed. These kids have a complete disregard for the safety of others. Someone is going to get seriously hurt or killed in Bloomington soon as a result of these kids on electric motorcycles. They are cutting across the B-Line Trail and through park facilities, swerving at people on the trail, passing close without announcing themselves or slowing down. People moving at human speed are not expecting a motorcycle traveling at 25+ mph to appear out of nowhere, weaving and doing wheelies. The City needs to send the police to patrol the B-Line and park to make sure innocent people doing things the right way are not seriously injured or killed by these motorcycles being illegally ridden on the trails in town. It is only a matter of time before someone is harmed. The City needs to do more to make it safe.
Yard overgrown Parking in grass Over occupancy
Overgrown grass
There is a pothole on East Tapps Turn around the location noted in the map. More broadly, East Tapps Turn has not been resurfaced in over 13 years. Over the past few years, and particularly in 2025, practically all the streets around Tapps Turn have been resurfaced. A few years ago, a paving truck left a single strip of asphalt over a random stretch of road -- as if it was just getting rid of leftover asphalt -- but there are many areas of the street that are crumbling. It's starting to be a little bit of a hazard, having chunks of asphalt in the road, because trucks kick them up when driving around the turn. East Tapps Turn gets an excessive amount of traffic for its size, because many people (including residents, delivery drivers, and service vehicles) use it for ingress to and egress from Hyde Park.