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Police chief reports thefts at sewer plant, winter parking enforcement, and new computer purchase

Village of Bloomington Board · December 1, 2025
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Summary

Police Chief Small briefed the board on a completed Mill Street speed study, ongoing trespassing and theft at the sewer plant, a $1,092.01 computer purchase (net cost ~ $450 after expected eBay sales), and upcoming winter parking enforcement.

Police Chief Small updated the board on several operational and enforcement matters. He said a Mill Street speed study was completed and a sign installed, and that winter parking enforcement will begin with citations for vehicles not moved within 48 hours.

Chief Small described complaints about chickens at large, roosters crowing and odors; he spoke with the owner and reported no further complaints. He also reported ongoing trespassing and theft at the sewer plant and said he posted notices on Facebook warning residents not to dump or remove resources; he warned that stronger enforcement could follow if the problem continues. He told the board the department purchased a new computer for $1,092.01 and expects to recover about $550 from selling old equipment on eBay, bringing the effective cost to around $450.