Case Date:

3/10/2026

The attached photo really does not do the issue justice - the road on the west side of my house (spring st) has large chunks fallen off, eroding. It needs repaired and a curb needs added, I live at the bottom of a hill and all of the water for blocks up comes rushing into my yard and into my house, vs the culvert just further back in my yard. I talked with someone in sidewalks about this almost two years ago - with the dramatic rain we get now, this issue cannot really be ignored any longer. I would so appreciate a curb put in, road repair, and the curb on the corner of the street raised as well to direct the rain into the drain on the street in front of my house.

Case Date:

3/10/2026

Street light out needs replaced

Case Date:

3/10/2026

Street light out

Case Date:

3/10/2026

A Storm drain empties behind my home. Drainage has created a hole about 4 ft wide and 4 ft deep. It is a hazard. Several years ago it was filled with gravel and it needs attention again.

Case Date:

3/10/2026

Multiple potholes

Case Date:

3/10/2026

Why is case #207322 marked "resolved" when it has been a problem since August and the "citations" that HAND issues are ignored? What else are people supposed to do when HAND only issues warnings and then does not follow up when those warnings are not heeded? This is a problem all over the neighborhoods near campus, not just at this address (which is just a block south of the Grant Street Inn). Specifically, see 420, 424, and 426 E. 6th, on the same street as the Runcible Spoon. *PLEASE* enforce the code that states couches cannot be on the porches of rental properties, which has been in place for over a dozen years: https://bloomington.in.gov/onboard/legislationFiles/293 Why ask people to sign complaints when nothing ever happens?

Case Date:

3/9/2026

Massive pothole going west on 17th st from 45/46.

Case Date:

3/9/2026

The 416 1/2 had a huge party with many people. After the party, as should be customary, they should clean the trash. But it has been 2 days since, and the trash is now rolling around the street and getting blown away by the wind. It is things like plastic cups and bottles.

Case Date:

3/9/2026

Meter cover broken. Danger to those walking in parking lot

Case Date:

3/9/2026

ATTENTION - YEARS LONG BED BUG INFESTATION, ELDER AND DISABLED CONCERNS. I am reporting serious and ongoing concerns at Cambridge Square Apartments, 303 N Pete Ellis Dr. Residents—many of whom are elderly or disabled and therefore federally protected under fair housing and disability laws—have been living with a bed bug infestation that has persisted for approximately four years despite repeated complaints to management and prior reports to authorities. Tenants report frequent pesticide applications that have failed to resolve the infestation and appear inconsistent with proper integrated pest management practices recommended for residential complexes. Many residents are physically unable to meet the extensive preparation requirements demanded by pest control companies, such as moving heavy furniture or discarding belongings, yet some report being pressured or threatened with lease violations or eviction if they do not dispose of expensive personal items they cannot afford to replace. There are also reports of tenant belongings being removed or discarded without clear consent during pest control procedures, creating financial and emotional hardship for vulnerable residents. Multiple tenants describe an atmosphere of fear and intimidation associated with property manager Diane Cook and the management practices of Glick, the corporate owner, where residents feel discouraged from reporting legitimate health and safety concerns due to fear of retaliation. Family members attempting to advocate for elderly or disabled tenants report being misinformed or dismissed by management. Prior concerns have also been reported to the city regarding the use of chemicals not appropriate for residential settings, and residents continue to report repeated pesticide exposure without resolution of the infestation. Many tenants require reasonable accommodation due to age or disability but report receiving little meaningful assistance from management in preparing their units for treatment, as required under federal housing protections. These residents are federally protected individuals, and the conditions described represent a serious concern for public health, tenant safety, and civil rights. We respectfully request that the city conduct an immediate investigation into the infestation, pest control practices, property management conduct, and potential intimidation or retaliation against tenants so that these residents can live in safe and dignified housing without fear of punishment for reporting legitimate concerns.