DOT sends me to the City. City sends me to DOT. I will get to the bottom of this.

LCI will reach out to CT DOT as well.

Thanks, LCI.

I see more and more crooked one-way signs, knocked-over trees, etc. What is going on with drivers??

Most recently, a sign indicating “drive on this side” knocked over at the new divider on Whalley Avenue between West Park Avenue and Fitch Street. That sign was firmly planted in the new brick work at curb level. Wow!

Perhaps this traffic island is not doing it's intended job of calming traffic. Hmmm, just a thought.

The City is planning to replace the tree in the median by the Mitchell Library which was a City sponsored project. URI will be scheduling the planting later this spring.

There is another downed tree in the median by Edgewood Park which is on our radar but we have not been able to catch up from the last few storms yet - don't know when we will be able to remove.

The DOT is responsible for the trees on upper Whalley as the City did not accept responsibility for these trees which were not planted in accordance with our design standards/best practices - the tree pits were too small.

Thank you, Rebecca. I'm sure your department is overwhelmed. Only yesterday (August 20) I noticed another divider sign on the divider on Whalley at West Park Avenue got hammered. It's mangled and leaning over about 50 degrees. Somebody must have been awfully drunk or stoned to do that.

Maybe now is the time to schedule tree replacements and sign fixes for the fall.

Just want to point out there are 2 trees gone on the median by Mitchell library on Whalley Ave, and 1 gone on the median down by Edgewood Park.

Friendly reminder that the downed trees have not been replaced by the city and/or the DOT. We approach October and November, which should be a good time to replant.

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