The default street map is set for Jerusalem. I swiped it eventually to Bloomington's street map and filed a report but now i opened to report again after restarting my phone Defaulted back to Jerusalem. Weird.
There is a very large and dangerous series of potholes directly in front of our home. My neighbor told me to submit a report as it has been here for several months and is now getting worse. This seems like a major public safety issue. Please help us.
I put in a request nearly 5 weeks ago to get this pothole in front of residence fixed. I pay my property taxes on time and in full every May, so it would be nice to be able to receive the services that my tax money is supposed to generate. I think more than four weeks is ample time to patch some potholes. The one near the top of our street is very dangerous for cars and children. I will call the mayor's office if you are not able to get a crew out here soon.
Potholes in this area
There is still trash and overgrown vegetation on the city row north side of Patterson between Madison and Rogers Homeless camp
Compost bin odor is so bad.I cannot sit on my front porch or open my windows. I don't know the guidelines for a compost in the city but I hope there are some. This is affecting me because I'm not able to enjoy my yard. I'm also afraid of any kind of vermin that it is attracting.
Overgrown yard and invasive bamboo behind the house, which is growing into the property to the north.
Deteriorating pavement on the street in front of our drive and mailbox. This offset deterioration is not only an issue when entering or exiting the drive but also a safety issue as we use the mailbox......we are in our late 80's - early 90's and this offset is difficult to manage. We hoped the crew would have addressed this deterioration in there paving and patch work a few weeks ago, but they overlooked our issue. Can you please send out a patch crew to address this problem. Thank You.
Fairly deep pothole in line with normal traffic flow. Pothole is on right side of Mark St, approaching Nancy St.
There is a deep hole (18inches deep?) very close to the curb. While it won't affect cars, it is potentially dangerous for pedestrians - we do have elderly and small children in the neighborhood.