An unshoveled, but occupied, rental. Again, the unshoveled sidewalk forces pedestrians to walk in the street on W 3rd, with cars slaloming on this downhill stretch, where the chicanes are NOT available for refuge.
A short-term rental that has not been shoveled by a local owner or the real estate company trying to sell it.
Dear City of Bloomington, I want to begin by acknowledging the hard work and efforts of city employees during recent winter weather events. That work does not go unnoticed. However, the unfinished road conditions across the city are concerning. We are now over a week past the most recent snowfall, and many major roads within city limits remain uncleared or only partially cleared. Several roads still have lane blockages, inconsistent clearing, and obstructions that pose potential safety risks and increase the likelihood of accidents. When traveling in from surrounding rural areas, I expected conditions to be worse; however, county and state-maintained roads have been consistently attended to. Crews have been out daily addressing problem areas and ensuring all lanes—including shoulders—are cleared and returned to normal operating conditions. I respectfully ask that the City review the current road conditions within Bloomington and take the necessary steps to bring major roadways back to a safe and fully functional standard for residents and commuters. Thank you for your time and attention to this matter.
Across from the Pete Ellis post office there are several trees marked with a white cross. What else can this mean that they will be cut down soon. I was given the impression that this is an INDOT project. However, when I go to the INDOT public comment site, they say this is not INDOT. See picture. So is it the city of Bloomington who will be responsible for killing these beautiful oak trees?
Hi, my name is Patrick McAteer and i lost my iphone 13 on saturday night. It has a memorial card in the back of it with a photo of my friend named Caolan Finnegan, lost at around 12:30. Thanks
Full House Fitness gym thinks the city is responsible for shoveling the snow on the sidewalk in front of the gym when I’m pretty sure they are. I walk that way daily with my two year old and I’m tired of walking in the street (Elm Street). Please go talk to them, they were very rude with me when I tried to. Thanks so much. Also, Girls Inc right next to the gym also hasn’t done their sidewalk on Elm street. So frustrating for us walkers especially with strollers and young kids. You’d think both these businesses would be trying harder to to make walking safe for children and families…
In Green Acres, the only east-west route for walkers to avoid walking in streets is 5th and Hillsdale to the east, north along Hillsdale, then west to campus along 7th street. In many areas the walks have either been blocked by plowed snow, or by those who shovelled out their drives, and many areas remain untouched by shovel. Could the city clear the biggest mounds of snow at least? Perhaps a bucket could scoop and drop it in a unused easement or ROW? It would be helpful if the walks could be cleared as well. Thanks. I know it's low on the list but thought I'd ask politely anyway.
Finish plowing WEST bound 10th Street Right Turn lane at the 46 Bypass. Often congested.
There is a fence haphazardly blocking an alley with a large pole that I hit my car on
On the bypass heading west, there is a significant pothole on the left lane that needs filled.