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closed #209283

Potholes, Other Street Repair

2369 N Browncliff LN

Case Date:
3/14/2026

Culvert repair began in November 2025. Since that was finished and a temporary patch made, there has been no further paving. As a result, a 30 yard long stretch of Browncliff, at the bottom of a small hill, is crumbling, full of potholes, and has a big dip where the culvert was reconstructed. Please get to this soon, while there is still a bit of pavement left.

closed #209278

Potholes, Other Street Repair

235 S Pete Ellis DR

Case Date:
3/13/2026

Deep pothole northbound lane

open #209276

Sidewalk & Curb Complaints

620 N Adams ST

Case Date:
3/13/2026

Gravel driveway washed down onto sidewalk. Difficult to pass with wheelchair.

closed #209270

Street & Traffic Signs

527 E 3rd ST

Case Date:
3/13/2026

Resident called in to report that one of the "One Way" signs at the intersection of E 3rd Street & S Indiana Avenue is falling off the traffic light post.

closed #209268

Biking & Walking

1117 N College AVE

Case Date:
3/13/2026

Sand and gravel in the bicycle lanes on North College Avenue still needs to be cleared.

closed #209267

Biking & Walking

1409 N College AVE

Case Date:
3/13/2026

The sand and gravel in the bicycle lanes on North College Avenue has not been cleared for the past two weeks.

closed #209256

Potholes, Other Street Repair

235 S Pete Ellis DR

Case Date:
3/13/2026

pothole

closed #209252

Blocked Sidewalk

418 E 8th ST

Case Date:
3/13/2026

Tree limb broken and blocking the sidewalk next to the alley.

closed #209249

Potholes, Other Street Repair

1400 N David Baker AVE

Case Date:
3/13/2026

Large pothole on 17th St. westbound lane between David baker and Linglebach

closed #209243

Trails

302 S College AVE

Case Date:
3/12/2026

I love this new informational sign. It’s so fun to read about Bloomington’s history! The sign is just so tall and at such a shallow angle that it’s hard for people shorter than 5’6” to read. I realize this is low priority but if there’s any way to adjust the height or angle, a lot more people could read the sign, especially kids.