South Windsor Walk and Wheel Ways

Open Issues: 8 • Closed Issues: 16 • Acknowledged Issues: 5
Watching issues created after: 2010-04-07

South Windsor Walk and Wheel Ways (SWWWW) is a volunteer organization of people living and working in South Windsor. Our mission is to create and implement a comprehensive plan to provide safe non-motorized passages for the community by expanding and linking trails, neighborhoods, transportation, public premises and open spaces within our community and to other towns. Join us at www.swwww.org

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  • 130 Felt Rd CT 06074 - South Windsor
    This project is supposed to take until November to finish. Crews have been absent and working at snails pace. Wonder if they are spilling fuel from their heavy equipment into the pond and creek. Stretching this project out for 6 months for what appears to be a 4 week at the most project.
  • 1645 Ellington Rd South Windsor, CT - South Windsor
    Ellington Road between Clark Street and Pierce Road needs to be widened by fixing cracked surface and extending surface so that at least 4 feet of shoulder is in place. This small .3 of mile stretch has hundreds of cyclists, pedestrians and cars sharing a deficient road surface creating a dangerous situation.
  • Interstate 291 Bike Route South Windsor, CT 06074, USA - South Windsor
    Rode this bike route for the first time yesterday and was disappointed to see it overgrown. It is in desperate need of a weed whacker! From Main St South Windsor to Windsor Meadows State Park. Please address this issue so more people can enjoy this bike trail. Thanks!
  • 1399 Ellington Rd South Windsor, CT 06074, USA - South Windsor
    Water valve cover on Westbound Ellington Road across from Victorian Woods is a hazard to cyclists. Cover is sticking up and poses a dangerous hazard for motorists, bicyclists and pedestrians.
  • 463 Chapel Rd CT 06074 - South Windsor
    Needs fully laned and signaled crosswalks.
  • Intersection Of Chapel Rd and Route 5, South Windsor, CT - South Windsor
    Repair a large pothole on the northeast corner of Chapel Rd. and Route 5 and widen the shoulder that approaches the pedestrian crossings. This is part of a regional bike route.
  • Tree damage Archived
    Oakland Rd South Windsor, CT - South Windsor
    Tree damage from storm is causing drivers to enter oncoming traffice to avoid downed limbs in power lines.
  • 1046 Sullivan Ave CT 06074 - South Windsor
    The traffic light at the Ayers Road/Sullivan Ave. displays very short green lights to traffic on Ayers Road, especially in the morning, when people are commuting. Could the state readjust to give Ayers Road a longer green?
  • 261 Main St South Windsor, CT 06074, USA - South Windsor

    The Captain John Bissell Greenway needs attention due to winter and spring storms. Several trees are hanging over fencing, and creating a hazard on the bike path.

    Dirt, rock and debris need to be cleared. Large metal objects have been lodged in fencing.

    Parking lot in Windsor also needs to be cleaned.

  • 376 John Fitch Blvd South Windsor, CT 06074, USA - South Windsor
    The issue is rough potholes and missing asphalt at the very NE corner of Chapel Rd. and State Route 5. Its a hazard to bikers and walkers. Even auto traffic must make a wide turn to avoid. I reported this problem over a year ago to SeeClickFix. At that time the issue was supposedly resolved. What really happened was that a thin patch was applied and since then has become worse.
  • Bissell Bridge South Windsor, Connecticut - South Windsor

    The Bissell Bike Path, which connects South Windsor and Windsor is a major connector for cyclists as well as pedestrians. The trial is filled with sand, glass, rocks and pebbles and is hard to cross without trouble. Bridge path needs to be fully cleaned and swept. Storm drains also need cleaning.

    Some of the signs have also been vandalized with graffiti, as well as walls and some of the path. These should be cleaned, replaced, and/or painted over.

  • 130 Felt Rd CT 06074 - South Windsor

    Residential light display is causing potentially hazardous road conditions in both directions.

    People pull over without warning to view lights, and are unaware of traffic turning at light and coming down a steep hill.

    Dangerous road situation is being created by this display. If road is wet and /or has snow, potential for accidents multiply. Drivers are distracted by the overdose of lights and are made less aware of surroundings.

    Residents had to suffer through the Felt Road Bridge fiasco, now have to run the gauntlet of bad drivers, and a dangerous road block.

    Lights not only wasting a ton of electricity, but also making for a bad situation that can only get worse.

    Police and town should not have to spend tax money on a situation being created by a resident. This area is not zoned for attractions. Please shut this down.