If the town of Milton would get their street improvements finished along Geyser Road, a proper bus stop/shelter could be included in the project with the help of CDTA. Thank goodness for the 35mph speed limit and bless the people who abide by it.

Moving the bus stop from Hayes (a nice wide corner with plenty of room) to Eureka (a very tight corner that is squared off) is such a terrible idea. Why move people standing waiting for a bus from a wider, more open corner to a more congested, tighter corner?

Take another look. There already is a bus stop at both Eureka Dr. and Hayes Dr.
The Eureka CDTA stop is serving S.S. city residents. The Hayes stop is especially convenient to the Milton area of Geyser Crest and people patronizing the businesses in Milton. The bus stops are convenient but the respective communities, S.S. and Milton, have not created safe places to wait for the bus. Milton was supposed to have built sidewalks on both sides of Geyser Road. They got a million dollars to do that project but we still have not seen any sidewalks built. Bus stop waiting slabs could have been included in that project. So call your officials in Milton and ask questions like "where are the sidewalks and where is the money?"
Saratoga Springs continues to point to someone else and avoid responsibility. Until they change their form of government, basic improvements in safety are unlikely.
Then there is the County. Geyser Road is a County road so perhaps they could give us a few squares of cement so we don't have to wait for a bus in the ditch. Call your County Supervisor and ask, and ask, and ask.

Failure to Stop and Speeding remains an issue. Almost no police patrols and never any fixed monitoring of traffic by SSPD.

Two and a half years later and nothing done about the serious need for repair to the pavement. "See, Click, Fix" is pointless, it DOES NOT WORK.

See Click Fix points out problems but it is up to residents to take action. So what have neighbors done about this problem? Contacted the County DPW? Contacted Milton and Saratoga County Supervisors? Contacted CDTA? Unfortunately, fixing a problem is a lot more work than sending an email.

CDTA was contacted and their finding was that there was no issue. Not a surprise. The point is the nice wide corner of Hayes provides room for folks to take the corner at speed. That is the problem. There is little or no traffic at the next stop - Eureka Drive. Until someone gets hurt this will continue to go unnoticed.