Its not a city problem its your citizens/neighbors?????, why dont you shout out to them!!!!

I do, every time i see them speeding, I yell at them to slow down, all I get is the finger.

Maybe if i said this street is just west of RIDGECREST & BOGGIO, I would get some action

Good Evening User 1318324,

With regards to speed humps:
Burke Drive is not a neighborhood residential street. It is considered a neighborhood “collector” street and carries more traffic than a neighborhood residential street. Speed humps will push that higher traffic volume onto residential streets as drivers seek routes around the speed hump(s).
As a collector street, speed humps will also interfere and slow down emergency response vehicles trying to get to neighborhood streets and the neighborhoods that such smaller streets serve.
The area of Burke in question is a steep gradient. In winter weather, vehicles run the risk of losing traction as they slow down for the speed hump and sliding backward onto other vehicles climbing the hill.
In addition, drivers who insist on speeding can hit a speed hump: lose control; veer off the side of the road or in someone’s home. Burke Drives steep gradient and drop-offs on the west side, could prove to be deadly should someone lose control.
To highlight the speeding concerns on Burke Dr., a radar sign between Hill and Mesa was installed. The sign was installed there and not further up the hill by the church, because of the vehicle and pedestrian congestion at the foot of Burke Dr. near A&J Produce and the Burke/Aztec intersection. A speed limit sign was also clearly posted in front of the radar sign.

The installation of speed humps must be done by a petition of support from neighbors, including the four homes at the intersection, businesses on the bottom of Burke, residents on the top of Burke and residences west of Ford off the Hill and Mesa side streets. The petition must be presented to your City Councilor for consideration.

We agree the safety of pets and children are extremely important and the Police Department will continue their efforts to enforce traffic laws throughout the City. In the meantime, if you have any questions regarding this matter please feel free to contact me directly at 863-1254. Thank you and have a good day.

If people are foolish enough to try to use Burke Dr,when it is snow covered or icy, then it is their problem, I have lived at this address for almost 60 years, I have four wheel drive or all wheel drive on my vehicles so that we can get home when the weather is bad, i know of 2 or three accidents happening on this hill and they were all caused by people driving too fast. Emergency vehicles would have to lose tenths of a second slowing down for the speed bumps. So the people on Ridgecrest and Boggio, Helena and the street Marcia Heifner live on might die because the Emergency vehicles could not get there in time?

I am relieved to hear that Burke Dr. is not a residential street, being a "COLLECTOR STREET" means that vehicles can travel as fast as they want .So if one of my Grandchildren were to get hit by a speeding vehicle and killed, i wouldn't have to grieve as much.

Good Afternoon,

User 1318324, With regards to speed humps: Burke Drive is not a neighborhood residential street. It is considered a neighborhood “collector” street and carries more traffic than a neighborhood residential street. Speed humps will push that higher traffic volume onto residential streets as drivers seek routes around the speed hump(s). As a collector street, speed humps will also interfere and slow down emergency response vehicles trying to get to neighborhood streets and the neighborhoods that such smaller streets serve. The area of Burke in question is a steep gradient. In winter weather, vehicles run the risk of losing traction as they slow down for the speed hump and sliding backward onto other vehicles climbing the hill. In addition, drivers who insist on speeding can hit a speed hump: lose control; veer off the side of the road or in someone’s home. Burke Drives steep gradient and drop-offs on the west side, could prove to be deadly should someone lose control. To highlight the speeding concerns on Burke Dr., a radar sign between Hill and Mesa was installed. The sign was installed there and not further up the hill by the church, because of the vehicle and pedestrian congestion at the foot of Burke Dr. near A&J Produce and the Burke/Aztec intersection. A speed limit sign was also clearly posted in front of the radar sign. The installation of speed humps must be done by a petition of support from neighbors, including the four homes at the intersection, businesses on the bottom of Burke, residents on the top of Burke and residences west of Ford off the Hill and Mesa side streets. The petition must be presented to your City Councilor for consideration. We agree the safety of pets and children are extremely important and the Police Department will continue their efforts to enforce traffic laws throughout the City. In the meantime, if you have any questions regarding this matter please feel free to contact me directly at 863-1254. Thank you and have a good day.

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DO THE CIYIZENS OF GALLUP REALLY HAVE A POLICE DEPARTMENT, LAST NIGHT I CALLED THE P.D. ABOUT A POSSIBLE DRUG TRANSACTION IN THE PARKING LOT OF THE TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH ON BURKE DR. & MESA. ??????? RESPONSE.

AGAIN AS I HAVE MENTIONED BEFORE, NO ONE PAYS ATTENTION TO THE "YOUR SPEED" SIGN, AND COULD YOU SHOW ME THE SPEED LIMIT SIGN THAT YOU SAY WAS POSTED IN FRONT OF THIS RADAR SIGN, AND AGAIN , THERE ARE NO SPEED LIMIT SIGNS ON THE WEST SIDE OF BURKE.......

Good Morning User 1318324,

With regards to speed humps:
Burke Drive is not a neighborhood residential street. It is considered a neighborhood “collector” street and carries more traffic than a neighborhood residential street. Speed humps will push that higher traffic volume onto residential streets as drivers seek routes around the speed hump(s).
As a collector street, speed humps will also interfere and slow down emergency response vehicles trying to get to neighborhood streets and the neighborhoods that such smaller streets serve.
The area of Burke in question is a steep gradient. In winter weather, vehicles run the risk of losing traction as they slow down for the speed hump and sliding backward onto other vehicles climbing the hill.
In addition, drivers who insist on speeding can hit a speed hump: lose control; veer off the side of the road or in someone’s home. Burke Drives steep gradient and drop-offs on the west side, could prove to be deadly should someone lose control.
To highlight the speeding concerns on Burke Dr., a radar sign between Hill and Mesa was installed. The sign was installed there and not further up the hill by the church, because of the vehicle and pedestrian congestion at the foot of Burke Dr. near A&J Produce and the Burke/Aztec intersection. A speed limit sign was also clearly posted in front of the radar sign.

The installation of speed humps must be done by a petition of support from neighbors, including the four homes at the intersection, businesses on the bottom of Burke, residents on the top of Burke and residences west of Ford off the Hill and Mesa side streets. The petition must be presented to your City Councilor for consideration.

We agree the safety of pets and children are extremely important and the Police Department will continue their efforts to enforce traffic laws throughout the City. In the meantime, if you have any questions regarding this matter please feel free to contact me directly at 863-1254. Thank you and have a good day.

Apparently no one bothered to read my last comment, i said there were no speed limit signs going south on Burke Dr, You mentioned in your last three comments that there was a speed limit sign posted in front of the "YOUR SPEED" radar sign, maybe you could come point it out, because i can't find it. But it really is a moot point as that people don't obey the laws anyway.

Thanks for fixing this request!