Miami-Dade Transit

There is a need for a traffic light to allow for safe pedestrian traffic into the Metrorail and bus station. Those crossing SW 1st Ave have to avoid zooming automobiles. Quite dangerous - somtimes there is 10 people running accross the street. Perhaps a pedestrian activated light would be appropriate.

Kids and families walking to David Fairchild school use this crosswalk from 7:45 to 8:30 am and 2-3:30 pm on weekdays - the button for walk signal can take a long time to change the light so many people don't bother to use the button. This could be fixed by making the signal more immediate to the button push. Also there are two crossing guards at the end of Fairchild basically just directing traffic while the folks trying to cross the busiest road in the area, Red Rd. are left trying their chances against traffic. If the school district/city can't come up with another guard then they should move one of those two to the Red Rd. crossing.

Need for the roll out of smart meters in every household and business, so that people can better monitor and manage their energy consumption.

Every day it is difficult for me and my coworkers to get to/from work because of cars parked at the start of the alley by the Credit Union on Salzedo. People block the alley while going into that business and constantly threaten traffic. I have seen many almost-accidents and quite a few actual ones, too. One day, I approached an officer parked in the alley only a few feet from an offending car with regard to this issue. The response I received was that parking issues were not in the police department's jurisdiction -- only the meter maids can give tickets to these cars. Something needs to be done. I suggest having a parking official periodically check this area at various times throughout each day; the city may very well see a nice rise in parking ticket income that could be amassed by policing this area!

There's a bus stop near this area with NO benches or street lights around...it can get very dangerous..because of the lack of lights...people assume that its OK to run the traffic light because you'll barely be able to see there licence plates

This entire lot between West Avenue and Alton Road, and 6th Street and 5th Street has been under construction since 2000. Nothing has ever been installed here, nothing has been built, or ANY construction commenced. All we have had is 11 years of exposed rebar. It's the first thing many tourists see when coming into South Beach, and you'd think from a "life-blood tourist business" aspect someone would want to fix this. I realize someone owns this land, and obviously doesn't have any money to build. At the very least, the owner should pay to cut all the rebar out, tear down the fence and plant grass.

THere is a left lane only turn from east bound SW 15 Rd onto SW 3rd ave that is always occupied illegally by cars either continuing straight on sw 15 rd or making sight left onto Sw 13 St.
It's busy intersection without a traffic light and with speeding cars and a turn that prevents clear view of the road and oncoming traffic and needs a light or traffic cones to keep cars making a left turn only make that turn onto SW3 rd ave .