Many orange "no parking" signs that have been placed downtown are expired but are still up days after the event is over and the last day of no parking is over. This is causing a problem because it limits parking (especially handicap parking spaces). Please remove signs that are expired!
This parking meter wouldn’t allow us to input any change. It’s 1:29 on Jan 8th
Tuesday morning I went downtown. There were a lot of cars parked on the street, possibility due to the closed parking garage. After a few trips around the block, Collage, Kirkwood and 2nd, street, I found an open space. After pulling I found that the meter stated that it was for credit card only. Okay, I got back in the car and went to another open space--same message, credit card only. So, why would you have parking meters that require credit cards only? Rather a costly option for the parking space. Sounds like Bloomington just doesn't "get" parking meters. And, if the meter is a credit card only device, why not paint that device a different color?
Meter will not add any more time. Accepts coins but does not extend parking time meter #7608 on 4th st.
I put a handful of quarters into meter 7637 on 7th street, near the intersection with Grant. No time registered on the meter.
Sat june 22- put in $2 of quarters- it only increased by15 min. Tried again when it expired but would not add minutes.
Jackson Street between 6th and 7th. The white truck has been parked there since before Christmas - not moved. Now 2 more cars. None have permits.
Meter takes change, doesn't add time. In front of big Brothers big sisters on walnu.
I was charged three times for parking at a meter on March 6 in front of the Waldron Theater.
Silver Honda crv on yellow curb