The discharge from the sewer continues. Yesterday the plumbers were here and left all of the debris on the street and garden. The cleaning did not work and now the sewage water has backed up to the clean out and sipping through.
Cheyenne ~ I got an email from you earlier today, but couldn't respond to it. Thank you for looking into this matter. I wanted to update that this week we have had 2 cars broken into. The neighbors are concerned about the dark street. Thanks again ~ Vickie P.S. I am a homeowner, but because I sit on the Board I field lots of complaints/concerns from residents. You may received other UReports, if so please respond to my email so that I can update the entire HOA.
Raccoon trapped in cage on top of roof. Left side of roof. Was freaking out but is now passed out or deceased. Please send somebody.
Some potholes (some deeper by the day) are all along the alley between E 2nd St. and E Hunter St. There are also potholes at both entrances to the parking lot there, but the potholes appear to be on the city's property, based on past pavement.
The rain drainage grate at 7th and Dunn is severely damaged. It is a road hazard and is in need of repair. The entire drain design needs to be changed. It needs to be out of line with traffic. Cars and buses crack it due to their weight,
In response to the response to https://bloomington.in.gov/crm/tickets/view?ticket_id=210064, I understand that the mural is on private property, but it appears to violate several provisions of the UDO regarding size, placement, and relevance of advertisements and signage in public.
One pickle ball net is too high and the other one is too low. It's the courts furthest from the police station.
One pickle ball net is too high and the other one is too low. It's the courts furthest from the police station.
Unit 4 is feeding rats and deer with walnuts, sunflower seeds, and other seeds and nuts dumped on the porch.
U Report # 210060 Hi again, I'm following up from yesterday's U Report. Duke responded immediately with the information that the wire is a cable line. Duke recommended that I get back to my local Bloomington government because since I've owned this house I have never had cable service, therefore I do not know whose line it belongs to. Do you have any record as to who owns/is responsible for this abandoned cable line? And is there a statute of limitations for an abandoned line - can I cut it down myself? What is the risk of danger if I do so? Any insight that you can provide is appreciated. Sincerely, Elida C. Behar April 22, 2026