The City of Bloomington Commission on Sustainability and Resilience held a meeting on March 10, 2026, focusing on organizational updates, elections, and sustainability-related resolutions. Key procurement-related discussions included the announcement of a forthcoming RFP process for a consultant to conduct a corridor study of Kirkwood Avenue, aimed at pedestrianization and shared space improvements, with significant public outreach planned for early 2027. The commission also discussed resolutions related to banning glyphosate use in public areas, promoting integrated pest management, and addressing automated license plate reader technology with recommendations to city council and other local entities. The commission approved amendments to resolutions, including expanding the list of recipients for their communications to include Indiana University and Monroe County officials. Additionally, the commission reported on a grant application for green infrastructure planning involving regional collaboration and updates on LED lighting upgrades at city facilities. The meeting included motions and unanimous votes on leadership elections and resolution adoptions, reflecting active governance on sustainability initiatives and related procurement activities.

Bloomington Commission on Sustainability, March 10, 2026