Parking spots on street need to be cleared so customers can park and easier access to cleared sidewalks rather than trying to climb over snow mounds. I have a handicap and even if I can find a place to park I can't walk far to get on level ground and why not let people park in the cleared bunger lot. City should be more business friendly
They have not cleared the sidewalk of snow for a week. THhs property never clears their sidewalk.
The sidewalk in front of Taco Bell is a hazard. It’s not properly cleared and a blanket of ice. It’s impossible to pass without slipping on ice.
Truly sad how the city has completely given up on the 7-Line. Totally blocked with snow and impassable for days.
Can't park in street parking in front of the house. Also worried about my trash being able to be collected. When will the street parking spaces be plowed. A return call would be appreciated.
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