Description
Speed bumps have cause people to slam on the brakes at them then proceed to floor the vehicle and repeat 2 more times. Can warning signs be posted on the speed bump sign?
"Warning! Rapid acceleration increases emissions."
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55 Todd St Hamden, CT, 06518, USA
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Hamden, CT (Verified Official)
Closed Administrative Secretary (Verified Official)
Thank you for contacting the Mayor's Office. IF THIS IS AN EMERGENCY PLEASE CALL 911.
Please be advised, this request must be presented and approved by the Traffic Authority Commission. Below are instructions regarding the proper procedures to follow in order to make an official request to the Traffic Authority Commission.
At the suggestion of Traffic Authority Commission Chairman Michael Iezzi this request will be handled by the Traffic Authority Commission. Mr. Iezzi advises that you write a letter to the Traffic Authority Commission to his attention requesting that this request be placed on the agenda so your concerns are addressed appropriately.
Traffic Authority Commission
Hamden Police Department
Attn: Michael Iezzi
2900 Dixwell Ave
Hamden, CT 06518
For more information pertaining to the Traffic Authority Commission please click on the link below.
http://hamden.com/375/Traffic-Authority
Tommy (Registered User)
Write a letter to the Traffic Authority? Do you mean write a letter and place it inside an envelope and affix a postage stamp and then mail it via USPS? How environmentally friendly is that? The 1990's ended a long time ago. Why don't we utilize today's technology? I'm sure our town's Clean & Green Commission would agree.
Our Traffic Authority has an email account. The address is hta@hamden.com
Another advantage to using email is that the the text can easily be uploaded into our Agenda Center which is used to keep records of various town meetings allowing people to more easily search for its contents. Currently, the hard copy letters mailed to our Traffic Authority are scanned and uploaded. This requires us to scroll through dozens of pages of text that can't be searched without downloading special software to be able to search the text in those scanned documents.
I can't be the only person who sees how we are not using today's technology to optimize various work processes in our town. If our town would like any tutorials on how to achieve these goals and streamline processes, please let me know.