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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.

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.

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.

Map Gallery for past, proposed and current Annexation related maps.

This snapshot dataset lists the parcels included within the areas the City has identified for annexation, as well as required property and ownership information, this dataset was created based on the parcel data at the time, and are not a current view of the properties in the annexation areas.

The City of Bloomington has proposed the annexation of eight developed areas just outside the current municipal boundaries. Although these areas may already be part of the Bloomington community, they are not within the City's municipal boundaries at this time. The proposed annexations will allow everyone in the community to be a part of the same future and provide for a more uniform and efficient local government.

More information is available here: http://bloomington.in.gov/annex/

Certified Report of Public Employment and Compensation for as submitted by the EIN Name of “City of Bloomington”

This data is reported exactly as entered by local officials.

Use of this data must be pursuant to Indiana Code 5-14-3-3(f), thus any information, including the names and addresses of government employees, obtained by viewing, printing and/or downloading will not be used for commercial or political purposes.

The following dataset is updated nightly and pulls from the City of Bloomington Payroll records dataset.

Please keep the following in mind when viewing or visualizing the data:

Compensation is the preferred term over salaries due to the fact that almost all employees are paid hourly. The only Salaried employees are those in elected positions (Mayor, Clerk, City Council people). For historical completed years, an employee’s compensation may include items such as, but not limited to: overtime, certifications, “on call” pay, etc.

For past years, the compensation would be as reported to the IRS with an effective date of the last day of the year. All data within the current year is a predicted compensation and may not reflect what the compensation will be by the end of the year. Previous years reflect what compensation was actually earned.

The “City of Bloomington '' has a wide variety of employee types: Regular Full Time, Regular Part Time, Temporary, Seasonal, Union and Non Union employees. Temporary and Seasonal employees can have multiple jobs at different pay rates. This data set reflects a combination of all these variables and just sums the compensation into one yearly amount.