Try calling the Superintendent, the Principal, the Bus Company and the Board of Education. Then try your Alder,the local PD manager and the Mayors office.

Squeaky wheels get the oil.

I drove by the Sheridan School this afternoon. Saw more than half a dozen schools buses weaving in and out but no flashing lights nor bus stop sign. There was 3 police officers on site, on foot. I proceeded slowly with caution and all of a sudden the policeman ask me to pull over. There were 2 other cars that was pulled over at this time. I told the officer that there was no school bus stop sign arm out and he issued me a ticket with a fine of $465. While waiting for the police, I witness another police officer pulled over another car. This other car that was recently pulled over was courteous and allowed the school bus to enter the main road, and no apparent reason the police office pulled him over. Is this a process of New Haven Police generating income? Are they really interested in the safety of our school children? If the New Haven Police is really interested in the children's safety, they should be directing traffic to ensure the students, parents and school staff are safe and also making sure traffic is flowing. They were so concentrated on pulling cars over to generate the income. I wonder how many tickets they gave out today, must be a very profitable day for the City of New Haven.

They were allowing cars to pass on the opposite side of the divider from the school. Cars only have to stop both directions on a street without a median divider. I agree it is silly for busses to have signs out when picking or dropping kids off curbside at school when they don't have to cross the street. The bigger problem is there is not enough room for all the busses to park without obstructing the crosswalk at Emerson and Fountain endangering parents and children attempting to cross where drivers can't see them as they rush to pull into an open bus spot. They also compete with cars pulling in to pick up students in the designated driveway on Fountain Street. Busses pull out in front of cars even as they wait to pass. Police have been helping to clarify and direct traffic, but it is impractical to expect this to be a long term solution to a problem that has existed for the past 6 years or so. Please does anyone have a better idea???

Closing.