Craig, the internet says "cray cray" means super crazy, emotionally unstable. Sounds like a definition you fit. You seem to fit the same profile as the Arizona shooter. I think I will report YOU to the authorities.

I'd be interested to see what court will accept "promoting and allowing slanderous comment" as the basis for a suit. First rule of suing someone: Know the law.

Problem still persists. Public Works is blaming the Parks Department for it not being done. According to them, the tree must be removed before the sidewalk can be dealt with. My question is, how is the Parks Department supposed to deal with the tree rots located under the sidewalk, without the sidewalk being removed first. Sounds like a bunch of double talk to me.

Still not dealt with, and judging by their track record, never will be. This will probably remain a safety hazard until, during the right weather, it falls and causes property damage. Way to go New Haven, staying on the ball as usual.

Sidewalk has been repaired. Now to repair the driveway and and street which were damaged during the sidewalk renovation.

Now its the boy on the 3rd floor who is selling drugs and distributing to cars driving up. This young man is also part of the blood street gang. And yes I have witness jump in with at least 20 individuals in the backyard of this house. And yes I did report it but nothing is being done. This street is getting worse by the day and no one is stepping up. We have an Alderwoman who lives on this block as well as the poice station on the corner and this neighborhood is full of crime. Something is wrong!!

24 hours, It's the law for homeowners....while 4 days later there are streets that haven't been touched by the city!

Ayup, while you are absolutely correct about private property owners' responsibilties, the section of Whalley CT Livable Streets Campaign is referring to in this post is alongside Edgewood Park, which is City property - so their responsibility in this case.

I agree that the CIty is generally MUCH more focused on clearing streets rather than sidewalks and other pedestrian and transit areas. Should Whalley Avenue having three lanes of traffic east-bound on this section of Whalley take precedence over a transit rider's ability to safely and easily access the bus stop? That is the real issue here, and where a shift in thinking and prioritization needs to take place. It's not a matter of either/or, car vs. ped, rather a more balanced "both/and" scenario.

I agree that ticketing should be heavy. It's been days. And clearing key sidewalks and bus routes, like those on Whalley, need to be an absolute #1 priority.

Was just on Whalley Avenue, where I saw several families walking in the middle of the street - several of them were walking with or carrying young children and babies. Bus stops were completely blocked.

I also stopped at City Hall. There is not a speck of snow on the street in front of the building or in the adjacent parking spots along Church.

What is the pole number? I imagine UI or AT&T - whoever owns the pole - would be responsible for maintaining this. They need to pull it out by the roots and probably spray as well to truly eradicate it.

Agree - it's faded and probably a good spot for a sign.