It's a nice area that's beginning to go down hill unfortunately because of the city's lack of support. What will the city do to help? What will the Alderman do to assist with revitalization of this area?

Ive reached out to the alderman.. He fluffed me off!! He could care less!!

Was he too busy slicking back his hair?

We are trying to delineate issues that are current and need the city's attention to resolve and as a result a number of historical issues are being closed. If your issue remains and needs to be addressed by the city, please open as a new See Click Fix issue with updated information and details. Thank you.

Issue still needs resolution before it is closed.

I moved so good luck to you all!! Thanks for nothing New Haven

This issue was recategorized from Traffic/Road Safety to Complete Streets Request.

Thank you for letting us know this concern is still an issue. By doing so you have brought current attention to this matter. We are looking into this request again and will be exploring ways to help resolve this issue.

So happy this has been acknowledged and a plan is being thought of; we walk down the street to the playground every day and it is true that cars drive dangerously fast. Might I also suggest a crosswalk at Peat Meadow/Oakley. There's an opening in the path to the road where ppl cross and cars often park on that side of the road; I've seen cars not paying attention and almost hit children bc they can't see (around the cars) that there's a path opening.

I think speed bumbs are a better idea than stop signs, seeing as the issue is speeders and not accidents. Or at least for the 4 years we've lived here.

We are closing this request due to its historic nature. If this concern still requires attention and you still believe SeeClickFix is a viable tool for its resolution the best way for it to be addressed is for you to create a new request including a current description of what is occurring and what solution you hope to see regarding this matter, citing/linking this request in the details. Thank you for your dedication to improving the quality of life in our community.