city of bloomington

The City of Bloomington is seeking volunteers to participate in a community paint day for the first of five murals at the Duke Energy substation on September 28.

The new trail is currently referred to as the Powerline Trail. It's planned to span nearly a mile.

Budget hearings with the City Council start Monday evening and will continue through Thursday in the Council Chambers at City Hall.

The projects will involve asphalt resurfacing and add safety and accessibility enhancements in downtown Bloomington and along West 3rd Street.

The City of Bloomington, in partnership with Duke Energy, will add five murals in total.

Early August will mark the fourth time the city has removed an encampment under Mayor Kerry Thomson, who took office in January.

The City of Bloomington is looking for volunteers to help identify insects at Griffy Lake Nature Preserve.

The city has partnered with Williams Tree Company of Martinsville to collect debris for a two-week period from homes within city limits.

The Bloomington Historic Preservation Commission has longer to decide whether to recommend the homes for demolition as residents work to establish a conservation district.

The Bloomington City Council has passed a resolution declaring the city a safe haven for individuals seeking gender-affirming care.