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11/3/2026

Sidewalk in disrepair. I tripped and fell on my face. Literally.

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11/3/2026

White SUV parked in yellow curb

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11/3/2026

One of the bluebird scooters was left here three days ago on the sidewalk. Someone needs to come and get it. I contacted bird 48 hours ago.

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11/3/2026

Dear City of Bloomington Traffic and Transportation Department, I am writing on behalf of The Fields Apartments to formally request a traffic safety evaluation and improvements along Fenbrook Lane and Covenanter Drive within our apartment community. We have become increasingly concerned about the number of vehicles traveling at excessive speeds along these streets. With our community continuing to grow and welcoming more families with children, pedestrian safety has become a significant concern for both residents and management. We have received multiple requests from residents asking that speed bumps or other traffic-calming measures be installed to help reduce vehicle speeds and create a safer environment for everyone. These streets are frequently used by residents walking their pets, families with young children, and individuals enjoying our community's outdoor spaces. The continued speeding presents an unnecessary risk, and we would like to take proactive steps to address this issue before an accident occurs. We respectfully request that the City evaluate these roadways and consider the installation of speed bumps, speed humps, or other appropriate traffic-calming measures to encourage drivers to slow down. The safety and well-being of our residents is our top priority, and we believe these improvements would make a meaningful difference in protecting our growing community. Please let us know the appropriate process for submitting this request, whether a traffic study is required, and what steps may be necessary to move forward. Thank you for your time and consideration. We look forward to working together to make Fenbrook Lane and Covenanter Drive safer for our residents and the surrounding community. Sincerely, Tawnia Ames Operations Manager, The Fields 1333 S Fenbrook Lane Bloomington, IN 47401 812-324-8560 thefieldsbloomington.com

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11/3/2026

Trash in alley again. Think it's from tenants nit from restaurant

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11/3/2026

There is a vehicle that has been parked here without being moved for over 2 months now, and it has been reported multiple times with nothing being done about it. It’s parked quite far out into the street and takes up multiple parking spaces. It is a brown/green truck with the license plate number AA315D. Too Far from Curb Citation given 11/4/26

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11/3/2026

Loud screaming and shouting during an adult game at Olcott Park’s playing fields continued until about 9:50pm on Thursday, October 29. It carried all the way to Ashwood, disturbing children trying to sleep on a school night. Please address this with the league organizers so that excessive screaming and shouting do not continue after 9 pm during future games. Thank you.

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11/3/2026

The lizard statue at the little kids brian park playground has been covered in sidewalk chalk for over a week now, ordinarily it wouldn’t be an issue but the chalk stained my sons jacket and I would like to be able to let him play on it again.

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11/3/2026

There is a homeless women with a yellow cart, she is older, who is constantly screaming things around the B-Line trail by the Bloomington Antique market. At 10 pm last night she was screaming, and at 8 am this morning she is still screaming. I understand that Bloomington has a large number of unhoused people but that doesn't mean the city should excuse behavior like this. She is a disturbance to the whole community. When she screams at night it is preventing people in the neighborhood from being able to sleep. If the city isn't going to do much about the homeless people in Bloomington and if they keep excusing behavior like this, the problem is only going to grow. Under Bloomington Municipal Code Chapter 14.09, violating the city's noise ordinance can result in escalating fines up to $500, a citation, or misdemeanor criminal charges and arrest. Why do we not see individuals who are screaming at night and at people walking by getting these consequences that the city is supposed to follow?

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11/3/2026

The sidewalk in front of my house ends at the alley to the east of my house and then picks back up. There is always a huge hole there as there is no apron and everyone that wants to try to park on fourth turns around at this spot. Strollers, walkers and wheelchairs are completely out of luck here. Even small children struggle. And of course, the gavel runs into the street, mixing with the leaves and creates a formidable barrier to stormwater making it into storm sewer. I've asked for the sidewalk to continue "over" the alley as it does for almost every other alley in Prospect hill and on Kirkwood. No one even calls me back. Meanwhile, the city appears to be spending millions on curbs.