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Thank you, this has already been report to law enforcing, several times. The reasponse is that, "speed bumps will need to be installed". Although, this has yet to happen within the years ive lived in this neightborhood. Not sure what else needs to happen, before someone gets injured.

How can we go about getting calming streets, speed bumps or whatever, it's crazy, but my fear is they will just start to run on 44th Street because the stop signs don't make anyone stop on that side of the lake. Maybe speed bumps all around.

Ongoing issue for at least 3 years. Vehicles continuously speeding (drag racing, burnouts, failing to stop at stop signs, etc) all along Leslee Lake Dr. N from 22nd Ave N to 30th Ave. N. Happens all throughout the day including night time and early morning hours. Seems to be originating towards 22nd Ave N area. Lots of families with children and pets walking around the Leslee Lake and streets. Problem has been reported to police and St. Pete traffic control numerous times. Traffic Control device (visual speed radar) sign was installed by 22nd Ave but all of a sudden were removed??? Less than a week. When is the city going to do something about this problem? There is plenty of evidence of the problem including multiple reports to various agencies yet nothing has been implemented. There are no posted speed limit signs either. I understand the limit on city side streets is 25MPH and also according to my GPS device. People have surveillance cameras installed. I’m sure there is video evidence to prove the case as well. What’s it gonna take?

Crickets...

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