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This plan represents the first formal sustainability planning effort for the City, and gives the community an opportunity to strengthen existing sustainability efforts, identify and communicate goals that are both actionable and measurable, and establish a mechanism for annual progress reports.
Together, the City’s Parks Department and Visit Bloomington have hosted softball tournaments in Bloomington since 1992.
The significant amount of rainfall received since Wednesday, October 31, is believed to be a significant contributor to this SSO.
The federal agency provides funding to a nationwide network of approved Housing Counseling Agencies, to which HAND has belonged since 2002.
The City of Bloomington Utilities (CBU) will be testing operational changes over the following two days to ensure reliable service before the actual construction work proceeds.
The screening will be followed by reflections on war shared by a panel of local veterans of several conflicts, who will engage audience members in stories and discussion.
Representing a more than $4 million investment on the City’s part, The Mill has been developed to be Bloomington’s new hub for innovation, coworking, and entrepreneurship.
Paintings by Bloomington resident Ben Pines have been mounted in the lobby of the CBU Service Center (600 E. Miller Dr.) for a yearlong exhibition.
For 20 years, Citizens’ Academy has offered residents an interactive learning experience about municipal government services, functions, and protocols.
Customers may experience fluctuations in pressure and/or discoloration of their water during hydrant maintenance.
Bagged leaf collection will begin on Monday, November 5 and continue through Thursday, December 20.
Bloomington was one of only 78 cities in the U.S. to earn a perfect score this year, and the only city in Indiana to do so.
The testing is being performed in anticipation of the repositioning of a 36” water transmission main necessitated by the Monroe County Fullerton Pike Corridor Reconstruction Phase I project.
The joint venture agreement, signed in September, links Dimension Mill, Inc. (The Mill) and the Columbus Area Chamber of Commerce, Inc. as regional partners working toward obtaining funding from Elevate Ventures.
The summit will provide an opportunity for community members to discuss the past, present, and future of the Bloomington Entertainment and Arts District (BEAD).
The most heavily visited parks, including Bryan Park, Ferguson Dog Park, and Lower Cascades Park, will be among the last facilities to undergo the winterization process
The award recognizes and affirms those who have made significant contributions in the areas of race relations, justice, and human rights.
Flags at all City of Bloomington facilities will remain at half-staff until sunset Saturday to honor local football legend and civil rights activist George Taliaferro.
The Bicentennial Teen Roundtable is an opportunity for high school students to voice their opinions about issues affecting teens in our community and to begin to envision what they would like our community to look like in the future.
This is the first of several public hearings to be held prior to review, comment and adoption of the Transportation Plan by City Council.
The initiative celebrated its midpoint Saturday, June 30, with two performances of The Day the Crayons Quit, based on the book of the same name by Drew Daywalt and Oliver Jeffers.
The award also acknowledged the degree to which the site shares features and design patterns with strong municipal sites around the country and the world.
