the nieghborhood.

Something needs to be done about these liquor stores selling to intoxicated people we see in our streets. The city officials must stop the political approach(aka blind eye)and address the issue. I live on Chestnut street and see Fernandez liquor store selling to the same group of individuals every day. None of their employees live in our community to understand the burden they put on us, our kids cannot even play outside anymore. Is this the price we pay for not having the means to live in a better city? With zero enforcement from city officials they continue to sell.

The issue in Chelsea Square still very active, having TWO liquor stores(fernandez and chelsea mart) selling to them all day long. Please lets move on from the small talk and actually act. We want to see changes. I will start to take pictures and post here since no one seem to be able to see anything. Please, really help us.

Please arrange to have the yellow traffic lines repainted so that trucks going straight from Broadway on Williams will know where to drive to enable right turn only lane to be clear and available for cars heading across the McArdle Bridge. Helps tremendously with easing traffic on Williams. This is a dangerously heavy traffic street.

The park in front of 220 Broadway is a mess. The trash, liquor bottles and scratch cards are awful in the park. Is there a way to clean it and get a trash barrel in that area?

On June 25, 2019 I submitted ticket no. 6086475, asking that in light of the upcoming closure of the 4th Street off-ramp, we *please* require Chelsea Police to monitor the Beacon Street off-ramp for semis, and to ticket violators. Of course, my ticket no. 6086475 was closed the same day it was submitted with a note thanking me for my input, and they'll forward to CPD. Well, apparently the message was lost somewhere, because at 9:25pm tonight there were FOUR SEMIS lined up on Beacon Street between Broadway and Chestnut after coming off the exit that is prohibited to them. This meant that traffic was backing up in both directions on Beacon Street and the off-ramp, and the 111 bus had difficulties getting through (and was forced to let passengers off in the middle of the street). This was all so very predictable. I had to call CPD twice, and to the best of my knowledge no one has responded. Even though the police station is less than a half a block away. Enough already - coordinate with the State Police, assign details to sit at the bottom of the ramp, but DO SOMETHING. I am really starting to think that it's going to take another person getting killed because of a semi, or a semi crashing into a house, before the City of Chelsea takes this matter seriously.

street light is out , pole 24 on 255 Central Avenue Chelsea Massachusetts and the tree need to be trimmed because is blocking the visibility .

This construction company/owner doesn't seem to care. Again the street has been blocked off by the delivery person. When approached if they have a police detail they stated they were on the way. I called the police and they showed up and informed me that they have a police detail scheduled for 11am. Its 8am in the morning! This is ridiculous again the Greenhouse residents that are elderly and disabled can't be picked up by their ride. Another slap in the hand isn't going to do it. The owner/building permit holder should be fined or the permit should be taken away.

Bunch of scooters speeding all over the city gathering behind the court house and lower Broadway. Some of them carrying small children with no required proper gear. Just by looking you can tell they do not a license to be on those scooters. It is the law. If I am a citizen and can see this why the police is not doing anything about it?? Please help us keep our streets safe, they go on sidewalk too, especially on lower Broadway.

Cary Square is in desperate need of a properly signalized intersection, or at least clearer signage. I drive through every day from Cary Ave WB and Washington Ave SB and at least one driver at the intersection does not understand that a) NB traffic on Wash. has right of way over SB traffic making a left or b) that SB traffic turning from Washington to Cary, Forsythe or Gardner has the right of way over traffic entering the square from those three streets.

I'd like to comment about the clear criminal presence and the seeming ignorance the police in and around the area of Bellingham sq have to it between midnight and 4 am every single night, the clear criminal presence of drug selling/using persons on all streets, sitting on residents porches or in alleys or just roaming blatentely disrupting nighttime peace in the community almost every night has begun to get out of hand. Like I said I see this almost every morning. There are groups of men. They are either selling hard drugs or looking for an easy target to rob. All this while the police are parked quietly in the square or in parking lots convieniently away from where anything would happen that they'd see. I've been the victim of an attempted mugging twice. I see the same patterns in all of them. And this pattern has been growing exponentially for the past 5 years to a decade. Nightly thuggish groups of men and or prostitutes roam up and down bellingham sq, the area of Marlboro st to shurtleff st all the way down the Tobin and east Boston bridges, it’s the entire city. the police are seemingly letting this go on as they sit in parking lots all night allowing the same people to keep this city a nighttime hellhole.

Was walking around Walgreens and when I went to cross Broadway, the crosswalk button wasn't functioning. Considering that this is a major intersection with traffic from Broadway, Eastern Ave, Central Ave, and Walgreens/Beth Israel Parking Lot, the walk signals should be functioning.