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Mayor Kerry 6:00-6:30 p.m.

Kerry Thomson became Bloomington’s 33rd Mayor on January 1, 2024. Her priorities for Bloomington include:

  • Economic Vitality
  • Housing
  • Public Safety
  • Partnering for Progress
  • Inclusion and Accessibility
  • Open Government
  • A Sustainable City
  • Transportation
  • Quality of Place

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About Mayor Kerry

Office of the Mayor

 

Planning and Transportation Department 6:30-7:00 p.m.

As Bloomington continues to evolve and change as a community, the City of Bloomington Planning and Transportation Department has a very important mission: To ensure that the elements that make Bloomington special are maintained and enhanced as new development and redevelopment occurs. In order to ensure that our community retains its unique qualities, it is important to proactively plan for the impacts of this future development. 

The department is organized into two divisions: Development Services and Planning Services. 

  • Development Services provides expertise on zoning and land use questions, reviews development petitions, administers and issues permits, enforces zoning ordinances, and provides policy direction related to environmental protection. 
  • Planning Services provides expertise on long-range planning studies and sub-area planning studies for land use and transportation policy, collects, and analyzes and disseminates data.

Boards and Commissions:

Board of Zoning Appeals

Environmental Commission

MPO Citizens Advisory Committee

MPO Policy Committee

MPO Technical Advisory Committee

Plan Commission

Plat Committee

Links:

Planning and Transportation website

The Unified Development Ordinance (UDO)

The Plan Commission Case Map

Plans and Studies

Planning and Transportation Facebook

What is a Core Neighborhood?

 

Engineering Department 7:00-8:00 p.m.

The Engineering Department contains the Capital Project Services Division and the Right-of-Way Management Services Division. These divisions are responsible for overseeing activities in the City’s approximately 1,800 acres of public right of way and for carrying out the City’s vision to achieve a safe, efficient, equitable, and sustainable transportation system that works for people of all ages and abilities using all modes of transportation. Staff members work to improve the City's multimodal transportation network, manage construction within and use of the public right of way, and provide technical assistance to numerous internal and external groups.

Boards and Commissions:

Transportation Commission

Links:

Engineering Department website

Current Infrastructure Projects

City-Wide Projects Map