It’s not a railroad issue, it’s a road issue! Did you read the description? It’s the road transition into the tracks. You repaved that entire road and put in nice little red brick crosswalks way before any development is even finished in that area and made it 35MPH, but didn’t do anything with the road transition on either side of the tracks. I urge you to actually take a trip down there and go over said location and you’ll see what I’m talking about. Everyone coming and going from the island knows what I’m talking about. Please resolve the issue... it’s not the railroad, it’s the city’s or county’s road problem. If you send it to the railroad, it’s just going to be passed back and forth and nobody’s going to do anything about it!

ReOpen to send to Road maintenance

I will request a supervisor in Road Maint. go out and take a look.

Thank you for submitting your concern to Chatham County Public Works. A supervisor will be assigned to review the information provided. If we cannot resolve this issue in a timely manner, you will be contacted by our staff via e-mail or phone if requested.

Still hasn’t been addressed. Has anyone gone out yet to assess the issue?

Chatham County Road Maintenance is currently working with the railroad to make this repair. The issue is a shared responsibility and together they will have the repair made in the near future.

This still hasn’t been resolved. Literally ZERO progress. Status?

Still not fixed. You paved that entire road for the new riverfront construction and missed the most important 20 foot section at that intersection over the tracks. Needs to be addressed ASAP.

Still not fixed.

It’s been a year and you’ve still not addressed this issue. The bump from the road-to-track-to-road transition is ridiculous!!! FIX IT!!!!!!!!!

I have talked to watco which is the one in charge of those tracks now. It is on their list for repair. They just took over operations about five months ago so they are working out all the deficiencies they inherited. Hopefully there will be some movement. The city cannot do anything within so many feet of the tracks (usually 20 feet) so it is up to the railroad to redo the intersection. Due to a new railroad taking over the engineering, planning, and budgeting has to start all over again.