| Brookline, MA |
Sidewalk Repair |
open |
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17 days ago |
| Bloomington, IN |
Trash |
open |
Waste at curb |
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17 days ago |
| Bloomington, IN |
Trash |
open |
Waste at curb |
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17 days ago |
| Bloomington, IN |
Trash |
open |
Large volume of waste at curb |
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17 days ago |
| Bloomington, IN |
Trash |
open |
Large volume of waste at curb. |
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17 days ago |
| Rostock, Deutschland |
Ampelschaltung ändern |
received |
redaktionelle Prüfung ausstehend |
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17 days ago |
| Brookline, MA |
Public Trees |
open |
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17 days ago |
| Bloomington, IN |
Traffic Signals |
open |
The traffic light at 3rd and Madison turns red for 3rd and green for Madison when there is no one trying to cross at Madison, either in a vehicle, on a bike, or as a pedestrian. 3rd is the detour for the Rogers closure, and it causes backups on 3rd when the light is red for 40-50 seconds for no reason. Then, the light at 3rd and Rogers is not timing up with the erroneous red lights at Madison, so traffic just backs up yet again one block away between those two lights. Send someone out ot fix this. Madison used to require someone to be there to trigger it. That would be a much better solution, go back to how it worked fine before. |
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17 days ago |
| Bloomington, IN |
Traffic Signals |
open |
I have reported this light at S. Walnut and E. South Dr. numerous times. The City needs to finally fix it. The light triggers for South Drive on its own, a phantom vehicle or pedestrian. Then, the light is red for Walnut in both directions for 45-50 seconds. Traffic backs up on Walnut, all so no one can proceed on South Drive because no one is there to use the light. This light used to only go to green for South Drive if someone was there in a vehicle or pushed the pedestrian button. That broke down earlier this year and continues to be a significant issue that the City does not seem to address. Why would Walnut not be a higher preference as a major north/south road? |
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17 days ago |
| Bloomington, IN |
Line of Sight |
open |
Northeast corner of the intersection of Manor and Sheridan, a tree growing in the drainage ditch is overtaking the road. It makes it dangerous as vehicles are making wide turns and cannot see what is happening on the roads. |
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17 days ago |