I agree with the reporting party on this issue. Some of those crosswalks are difficult to use. Cars don't stop for people stepping off the curb. The one on Hampden next to Stop and Shop is impossible.

It has been 1,111 days. Isn't that enough time to install a couple of signs that should already be there?

It has now been 1171 days. How long to get a handful of crosswalk signs? The mayor constantly talks about how his first priority is public safety. Remember the weeks after the deadly fire in the flats? How about helping kids and senior citizens get across the street without getting run over Mr. Mayor? If you really cared about public safety you would have installed those 6 signs 3 years ago. I'm glad it is an election year. I've supported you from your first campaign. Time for me to rethink your commitment to the city's citizens safety. Maybe someone new in the corner office will figure a way to install 6 crosswalk signs.

It has now been 1201 days. That is over 3 years to replace some crosswalk signs to protect children and the elderly. I'm beginning to understand the Fire Fighters Union. The mayor does NOT seem to care about the citizens' safety. I'm glad it is an election year. I don't know who I'm voting for to be our next mayor. But I DEFINITELY know who I'm NOT voting for.

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