*UPDATE 11/29/17 8:45am EST * as of 7:45am this morning, technicians were on site to fix the issue.
After four months of being disabled and many inquiries about its repair, it looks like the traffic light will finally be fixed this week. The problem originated when pedestrians were unable to use the cross-walk feature and out of frustration reached out to this blog for assistance. Unfortunately, the issue was never addressed by the borough until today. Based on the borough's FB page, an announcement was made that the traffic will be interrupted at Orange and Baltimore Ave. (morning hours) to work on the traffic signal control box. Why wasn't it addressed earlier? And why isn't there better incident management of issues that residents are concerned about?
This work will take place after the morning rush hour.
ReplyDeletetotal lack of concern or leadership.
ReplyDeleteA sense of complacency from the borough manager on down to code enforcement and of course the mayor How much money do these people make to shirk there responsibilities ?
ReplyDeleteSomeone posted on this subject parts were ordered the sky's not falling however
ReplyDeleteWith all the pedestrians and disabled people
That use the train and cross at that intersection tell that to them when a pedestrian gets struck 4 months is to long
For a busy intersection as this