Speeding in residential areas is one of my pet peeves. If you can narrow it down to a time of day or even day of the week when the worst offenders are abusing your neighborhood, you might help improve the impact of police enforcement when they do get a cruiser set up there to write some tickets. In defense of police departments, a lot of them do quite a bit of enforcement but driver behavior is a tough nut to crack.

Here's a recent news release from the EHPD - appears to be a focus on traffic but you can be the judge of that:

http://easthartfordct.virtualtownhall.net/Public_Documents/EastHartfordCT_Police/News/traff

There's contact info on that page - call them.

Also, you can request some attention from Metro Traffic Services, which is an effort to pool resources from various police departments in the area to target specific traffic areas for enforcement.