Case Date:

2/1/2024

Street lamp had been out

Case Date:

10/18/2023

There is not street light near my property and its very difficult to see during dark hours. I am looking for a street light installed on pole 768-260 across the street from 4101 W Gifford Rd Bloomington IN. I reached out electrical company they mentioned that the street light installation request need to be gone through city of Bloomington - Please reach out to engineering and planning department at Duke Electric company.

Case Date:

9/23/2023

The street light at the corner of Park Ridge Rd and Blackstone Ct. is not lighting at night.

Case Date:

5/6/2024

Case Date:

1/4/2023

All the light posts along E Cottage Grove Ave stretching from the start of the road near Woodlawn Ave to Indiana Ave the light posts are defective radiating a blue/purple light that is not safe when it’s a block from a big ten campus. It actually makes it more eerie and more difficult to see when walking at night. Please replace these immediately, it’s a safety hazard.

Case Date:

1/25/2024

The alleyway between 6th and 5th, specifically behind this address would benefit greatly from a streetlight. New residences with off-alley parking and commercial businesses nearby would benefit from the added safety and convenience of a street light. Thank you

Case Date:

10/13/2023

I’m trying to request the emergency/urgent request of the streetlight across from my home. It’s been out for awhile, and I also contacted DOT about trimming the trees/foliage blocking the speed limit sign and the undergrowth that was blocking the streetlights ability to do what it’s meant to do prior to the light going out. I am now requesting an URGENT replacement of the light due to safety concerns that began Monday night when I was attacked at the gas station nearby. I’ve had a lot of unknown vehicles passing my home at all times of the night, but can’t see enough to give any significant info to the officer who took my report. I am concerned under the circumstances that the people involved may continue to retaliate and I’m even more concerned for my kids. I have a blink camera and a ring doorbell, but neither can show any detail without that light. Not to mention the neighborhood is completely dark unless the neighbors turn on their porch lights, which I can’t make them do. Add in the fact that we’ve had coyotes and large bucks in the area, having such a dark street can be dangerous for pedestrians and drivers at night, especially since my home sits on the wrong side of a blind curve. PLEASE get this taken care of immediately. I’ve done everything I can on my end. Now I’m dependent on you. Thank you in advance.

Case Date:

2/11/2023

There is an URGENT need for a stop light at the intersection of 10th street and John Hinkle Place with Woodbridge Apartments. Specifically, children are crossing that intersection every day to board school buses. I have personally witnessed occasions when cars traveling both east and west in 10th street have had to apply brakes in an emergency manner to avoid fatalities. I can assure you it is only a matter of time before pedestrians and vehicles will be involved in accidents resulting in fatalities. The City of Bloomington is hereby put on notice that unless this emergency situation is not addressed the result will be fatalities. As an attorney, I can assure you that the City is legally liable WHEN these fatalities occur. Thank you. Randall Smith 650 Woodbridge Drive Bloomington IN 47408 Telephone: 812 325 1226. Email: randallsmith632@gmail.com.

Case Date:

10/1/2023

3229 S Coppertree Drive Streetlight needs new bulb

Case Date:

3/11/2024

Hi, there is a crosswalk across Kinser Pike between 2 sets of apartment buildings. The sidewalk ends here, so people have to cross the street to get to the bus stop, gas station, or grocery store. There have been a few times where people have been crossing the street at night in dark colors and it has been impossible to see them until you have just enough time to brake. I think a street light or a crossing light is necessary to prevent a pedestrian incident in the future.