Tickets issued by Indiana University may not be appealed through the City of Bloomington. You may avoid going to court by paying the fines and court costs by cash, money order or cashier's check to the Clerk of Monroe County, P. O. Box 547, Bloomington, IN 47402. You may pay in person or by mail. If you do not resolve the dispute before or at the initial hearing, you may ask for a trial date. The court costs cover the expenses incurred by the Monroe Circuit Court whenever a case is filed, even if it does not proceed to trial.
State law authorizes assessment of court costs.
I went out to the street this morning, and my car isn't where I parked it. If your car has been towed under police order, they will have a record of when and where it was taken. If they do not have a record of it being towed, they may have received other information about it. In most cases, when a vehicle has been left on private property the Police Department will probably not tow it. If a vehicle has been parked on a public thoroughfare and is properly licensed, you may report it to the Bloomington Police .