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The City invites residents to participate in the third public forum of the master planning process for redevelopment of the current IU Health Bloomington Hospital site on Tuesday, October 6, at 6 p.m.
With support from the Bloomington Redevelopment Commission, the City of Bloomington, together with the Bloomington Economic Development Corporation (BEDC), submitted an application on Monday, September 28 for federal funds to support the establishment of a technology center in the downtown Trades District, the city’s Certified Technology Park (CTP).
Mayor John Hamilton will participate in a national panel discussion on Wednesday, September 30 about the CDFI Friendly Strategy he pioneered in Bloomington that is being adapted and adopted by other communities around the country.
Mayor John Hamilton has appointed Scott Robinson director of the City of Bloomington Department of Planning and Transportation, pending approval by the City’s Plan Commission at its next meeting, scheduled for October 12.
The City of Bloomington Commission on the Status of Children and Youth (CSCY) invites high school-aged students to participate in the Third Annual Teen Roundtable.
The City of Bloomington continues to advance infrastructure projects that enhance economic vitality, environmental sustainability, safety, transportation, and quality of life.
Bloomington residents may now register for a free three-week training in skills needed to gain employment in the region’s robust biomanufacturing sector.
City of Bloomington Commission on Aging member Jack Kahn has been selected as a recipient of the 2020 Golden Hoosier Award, which recognizes older Hoosiers who serve others in an exemplary manner and dedicate their lives to bettering the community where they live.
Four of the nine members of the Bloomington Common Council this evening voted in favor of Resolution 20-13, which would have proposed an ordinance to the other members of the Monroe County Local Income Tax Council to increase the local income tax (LIT) by 0.25% for the purpose of economic development.
Funded in part through a $100,000 investment by the City of Bloomington, The Mill Code School will begin instruction for its first cohort of up to 40 participants on October 5.
An employee of the City of Bloomington Utilities (CBU) Engineering division received a positive COVID-19 viral test result September 10.
Mayor John Hamilton would like to share the following statement in response to today’s news of the deaths of four members of a Bloomington family:
The Bloomington Urban Enterprise Association (BUEA) and the Bloomington Arts Commission (BAC) are seeking applications for a second round of funding to foster the arts and cultivate cultural experiences in Bloomington as part of Mayor John Hamilton’s initiative to Recover Forward from the COVID-19 pandemic.
An online Master Plan public input session will take place virtually via Zoom from 4 until 6 p.m. on Thursday, September 3.
