Case Date:

1/1/1970

Missed pickup - OTHER. Large Item - water softener.

Case Date:

3/29/2024

The renter has had eight tires sitting in front of his garage since August of 2023. He has been asked to remove them but he only parked his huge white SUV in front of them. 1. they are unsightly 2. during the warm months the mosquitos will breed in the trapped water.

Case Date:

8/23/2005

Exceeds weight limit of 40 lbs, bags must have sticker attached. Cans needs lids to keep water out.

Case Date:

4/20/2003

exceeds 40lb weight limit. "Drain Water"

Case Date:

1/18/2005

Exceeds weight limit of 40 lbs. Dump water. 944

Case Date:

8/22/2002

Exceeds weight limit of 40 pounds NOTE: Too much water

Case Date:

4/26/2002

This address has received at least 2 notices already this year regarding the trash being too heavy. The crews left another notice today because the can was about 100-120 lbs and full of water. Can HAND please send a notice.

Case Date:

8/28/2023

I live near this residence and it is becoming a major problem with yard waste trash. IT IS LITERALLY THE MOST TRASH-RIDDEN PROPERTY IN BLOOMINGTON. This is by far, the worst propert in Bloomington. I've asked multiple times for the city to help, and nobody has done anything. The front and back yards are littered with trash, and junk that he keeps piling up on the property, never attempting to clean up, or remove anything but continuously accumulating more trash. The appliances and items scattered all over the property are filling with water and becoming a breeding ground for mosquitos which when mowing my yard, I'm attacked by swarms of them. This property is becoming a major eye-sore and pain for us on this street. I have asked this person nicely multiple times if they could get this stuff under control, but they refuse. Someone please help us. He seems to believe he lives "In the County" and not the "city" allowing him to live like this. This trash is affected all other residents around him.

Case Date:

3/12/2018

In the 1300 block of W 6th Street, the culvert where the open ditch goes under the North side of W 6th Street is nearly closed by debris, limbs, trash and a tire. The water is backed up. When it gets warmer it will be a prime mosquito breeding site and public health nuisance. This open ditch re-emerges near Kleindorfer's Hardware, goes around the auto body shop and under 3rd Street between that shop and Hinkle's Hamburgers. Litter, trash, plastic wrap & etc line the banks of this ditch and are no doubt being washed into the watershed. Shouldn't these businesses be required to send an employee out there periodically to clean up this trash?