In early 2017, the Bloomington Animal Shelter migrated management software from AnimalShelterNet to Shelter Manager. We attempted to preserve as much information as possible from the old system.

The outcome fields in animal shelter are scattered in multiple fields not just one, for example Dead on arrival, Put to sleep, Movement Type and others are all considered as part of outcome.

Open311 reports of potholes from uReport

This layer is used by public works to track current and previous year's street paving.

The Animal Care & Control Division of the Public Works Department is responsible for addressing and responding to all companion animal needs in the community through education, enforcement and support in order to build a community where people value animals and treat them with kindness and respect.

View annual statistics for the operations of the Animal Care and Control Division (the Animal Shelter) that have been collected since 2004.

Note: Public Works Department division data sets prior to 2014 are available upon request.

Work orders for the public works street department

The City of Bloomington Department of Public Works - Street Division recently contracted for a citywide assessment that analyzed the current condition of streets, sidewalks, sidepaths and Americans with Disabilities Act compliant accessible curb ramps. This project builds upon a similar effort that was last performed in 2017-2018 by the Public Works Department and updates the condition data that was collected at that time for these important transportation assets.

The City of Bloomington Department of Public Works - Street Division recently contracted for a citywide assessment that analyzed the current condition of streets, sidewalks, sidepaths and Americans with Disabilities Act compliant accessible curb ramps. This project builds upon a similar effort that was last performed in 2017-2018 by the Public Works Department and updates the condition data that was collected at that time for these important transportation assets.

The City of Bloomington contracted with a firm to conduct a citywide survey of street pavement conditions. As part of this effort, real-time conditions regarding the City of Bloomington's approximately 15,000 street signs were also collected during the late fall of 2017. This was done through field inspections utilizing the use of Light Detection and Ranging (LIDAR) technology. LIDAR is much more time efficient than visual data collection, allows for real-time data collection and provides more uniform and accurate reporting.

Data regarding the yearly operations of the Sanitation Division of Public Works. Sanitation is responsible for providing weekly collection and disposal of household solid waste and curbside recycling pick-up, as well as seasonal bi-weekly yard waste from residences inside the corporate City limits.

Sanitation also collects large items, such as furniture and appliances, from residences on a request basis. Additionally, Sanitation provides trash collection for City Hall, downtown containers, City parks, various City facilities and numerous special events in the community.

A couple of notes regarding these statistics:

The City of Bloomington Sanitation Modernization Program officially launched in October 2017. This program eliminated trash and yard waste stickers in favor of directly billing customers for their monthly trash cart rentals and yard waste pick-ups via their utility bills.

Also part of the modernized sanitation program, the City of Bloomington's recycling operations converted from co-mingled to single stream collection in 2017. This means that all recyclable materials (metal, cans, glass, fiber, paper, etc.) are now all collected together instead of separately.

Additionally, fiber and scrap rebates provided to the City of Bloomington by its recycling provider were effectively ended in 2017. This was largely due to major changes in international demand and fluctuations in the domestic commodities market.

Note: Public Works Department division data sets prior to 2014 are available upon request.

The Street Division of the Public Works Department provides maintenance and repair for the City of Bloomington’s approximately 237 lane miles of streets. It is tasked with street paving and resurfacing; maintenance repairs to the City’s alley network; construction and installation of sidewalks, curbs and accessible ramps; repair and maintenance of lane markings, street signs and traffic control devices; snow removal operations; street sweeping and leaf collection. In addition, the Division works with the City’s Urban Forester to provide care and maintenance of trees in the public right of way in order to reduce accidents.

Data is included per year of Street Division operations since 2004.

Note: Public Works Department division data sets prior to 2014 are available upon request.