City of Clearwater PLUS

On behalf of the Woodgate HOA and neighborhood -People often mistake the right lane as a lane to go straight Is it possible to paint a straight arrow and left turn sign for the left lane? And add the words “only “for the right turn lane. When two vehicles intend on driving straight-they will collide

I drive to work at the hospital every day around 6am and leave around 4pm. The timing of the lights along Fort Harrison is horrific. I am stopped at nearly every light. It just took me 20 minutes to go about a mile. When one light turns green, the next subsequent light ahead should turn green as the traffic moves forward. No, the next light turns red - and therefore everyone is backed up blocking cross
Streets. I wait through 2 full light cycles on ft Harrison after leaving Publix in order to Move forward heading north only to get stopped again at the next red light. There has to be better timing

Parents waiting to pick up middle school children are blocking both directions of Palmetto St, bringing through traffic between Highland and Keene to a complete standstill. Palmetto is too narrow for parents to pull off to the side and through traffic cannot pass. Parents wanting to make a left turn eastbound into the parking lot block the roadway. Palmetto is the only direct route between Drew and Sunset Point and now unusable when school is ending. I haven't even tried to use Palmetto in the morning during dropoff. This is now a daily issue that must addressed to allow through traffic to nearby residents.

This street sign is loose on dragging on the retaining wire for the power pole

Speed limit lights on both the north and south of Leila G Davis Elementary do not work. 2 years ago , maintenance was unsuccessfully done. Works said parts were put on hold due to the pandemic. This is the only safety feature to protect the crosswalk. Help!

We have over a dozen (we stopped counting) old electrical boxes that were used to connect telephone services to residences. The city at one time must have provided easements to these utility companies. These boxes have sharp metal edges and exposed wires and are near public walkways. One is front of the fire department facility; others can be found at Eldorado and Laurel near the beach entrances and near resident's sidewalks that are on the way to the beach (Laurel Ave between Mandalay and Bruce). All are on the city's right of way. We tried to get Frontier to remove the one mention in the previous sentence and picture below; but it has been impossible and no response. I would expect that the utility easement agreement must require removal of this equipment when it is no longer in use. Please help us with this safety issue. Note: more photos are available; I could only up load one

The light needs a turn signal. When making a left hand turn the traffic is really bad and sometimes you are stuck at the light for 3-4times. ( making a left from Druid onto Missouri Ave going south)

This road (S. Starcrest Drive) bisects a very large apartment complex (300+ units) and is home to many children. Cars are constantly driving at a high rate of speed down this road. It's just a matter of time before one of these children are killed. Please install traffic calming devices. Thank you.