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Blue Mound/Basswood Safety Improvements

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Taunee
9 years ago

It's sad that the death of a child is a result in poor maintenance by the city. This has been needing to be done for years!

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Diane pratt
9 years ago

It would make it that much more safer if there was sidewalks and lights on this road, it may even safe a life or 2

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Julia Spoon
9 years ago

Emmanuel's passing has got to be a wake-up call. This cannot happen again.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

This needs better lighting!

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Barbara Olivas
9 years ago

That was my lil brother

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Anonymous
9 years ago

You have my support.

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Gina Severson
9 years ago

Get it done.

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angela regino
9 years ago

Its sad that this had to happen

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James mccullough
9 years ago

I agree its been to long.

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Kelley Cobb
9 years ago

Please do whatever is needed to make our city safer!!!

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Brenda knight
9 years ago

This action to make things safer should have already been done and maybe this life would not have been lost. Add street lights, sidewalks so these kids that go to that school and others are safer.

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Amy Shirley
9 years ago

Please help make our community safe for our children!!!

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Sheri Adams
9 years ago

It's such a shame that a death had to occur to spur the necessary changes to ensure pedestrian safety.

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Angie Peden
9 years ago

I think this is the 3rd child killed on 156 going to or from school. Please make safe for walkers

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Christine Muzquiz
9 years ago

Please fix Blue Mound. Too much traffic and no where for kids to safely walk.

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Esmeralda walker
9 years ago

Street needs to be widen and there needs to be side walks,lights, and a crosswalk signal. There are always high school kids and adults walking on the shoulders of blue mound and there is just to much traffic.

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Carlisa Vera
9 years ago

We desperately need sidewalks, with crosswalks and better lighting along BlueMound Rd!

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John Coker
9 years ago

7100 Truchas Peak Trl

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Tracy L Heaton
9 years ago

Should be a crosswalk at Blue Mound and Western Center

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Janet Wilson
9 years ago

Action Please, it could be your family next time.