Larry Stuber, Alderman, District 3

Bike Path that begins behind homes on 51st and 52nd and Bee Road and horseshoes around to Daffin Park is full of crime and danger. The bike path is heavily wooded and lines the Truman Parkway. There is graffiti on residential fences, drug paraphernalia, night time loitering and criminals constantly seeking refuge from police on this path. What was to serve as community recreation has turned into constant danger and threat to homeowners and neighbors of Parkside.

If you are trying to turn left or right onto Skidaway from Suntset Blvd, it is almost impossible. Either there needs to be a light added to this intersection or have the light at 52nd hold both traffic on Skidaway and 52 long enough for traffic to turn onto Skidaway.
Thanks!

This is a SCHOOL ZONE on school days, and lots of kids are walking to Jenkins, Juliet Gordon Low, and getting on buses to go to other school at and near this intersection. I have watched many cars just blow right by the flashing red stop sign when the bus stops to let my child on & off. People speed right through the yellow flashing School Zone Speed Limit signs like they aren't even there. I have attempted 5 times to get someone to discuss this with me through the Traffic Division of SCMPD, to no avail. Seems they don't return phone calls or listen to their voicemails.