Rhodes

The residents of Willow Manor have noticed an increase in cut through traffic as holiday traffic increases on Rt 63, especially during the am & pm rush hours. This is especially concerning with an elementary school in the neighborhood. Would it be possible to have the UPD look into this. Thank you.

Paul Nicotera

Hi. Someone is going to get badly hurt at the intersection of Dale and Patricia Avenue in Willow Grove, Pa!!! I watched two cars almost nail each other this morning. Every morning when I go out to walk my dog I hear horns beeping and people screaming at each other! No one stops at the stop sign and uses our neighborhood as a cut through to Twining road ! I know police have been out before but a strong police presence has to be established again! Thank you .

During morning peak hours 7-815pm, especially parents dropping of kids at GA or people heading to work, jump the Summit Ave and Fort Washington Ave red light or moving from right lane to left lane at the light without giving any concerns for the traffic that is already waiting. This has been an ongoing problem for many months, most of the time this is causing unnecessary minor accidents or road rage issues or honking! Would highly appreciate if we could have some monitoring between 7 - 8.15am at these junctions.

Traffic light issues, vehicles blocking the box, and chaos during rush hour.

1. The traffic light at this intersection appears to be failing. It will often be a long green for Penn Ave., turn green for Summit but then immediately turn red.

2. Vehicles on Penn Ave toward the Bethlehem Pike continue to block the box causing gridlock and dangerous situations.

3. Increased traffic, signal issues, and drivers blocking the box is creating reckless driving up Summit to avoid the delays to get onto Fort Washington Ave and Bethlehem Pike.

This has mostly been reported before but appears to be escalating.

Missing 25 mph sign. Has been missing since around the
time frame March to May of 2017. This sign disappeared
around the time another 25 mph sign appeared closer to
Welsh Rd. A possible reason for moving it could have been
that there is another sign still in place just south of Dale
Rd (in the same direction, toward welsh Rd).

If two signs were viewed as overkill, In my opinion it would
have been better to move the 25 mph sign south of Dale Rd
to the new location.

A 25 mph sign just north of Dale Rd while still reinforcing
the speed limit for motorists going northbound from south
of Dale Rd, also establishes 25 mph as the speed limit
for motorists who cut thru Willow Manor to Twining Rd.

Moving of the 25 mph sign around 1803 Twining Rd is just
speculation on my part, since I always thought it was rather
redundant. Either way, If possible I would like the 25 mph
sign replaced.

This is the 2nd time that I have reported the issue of cars speeding excessively going up and down chelsea ave in glenside. (North Hills) I have seen others comments on here with the relating issue. It's not just Chelsea Ave its Logan and Linden Aves as well. When is something going to be done about this? Are you waiting for someone to get hit and die for you to take any action? Stop signs need to be enforced and they need to do more than that. No one stops at the stop signs. Upper Dublin is not making any effort to resolve this issue and all they do is say that "they are investigating it". Something needs to be done. This is non sense. Clearly something needs to change.

the street light in front of our house on 1411 wynnemoor way (corner of Warden and wynnemoor way) is not functional.

Leaves in street

Water is constantly seeping onto the road in this area. It is now totally frozen over. It needs to be salted on a regular basis when temps are freezing until source of water is fixed.

Large tree overhanging Pinetown Road has died. It is disintegrating now an immediate danger to every car cyclist and pedestrian that passes beneath it

Hello. I live in 145 Jackson Avenue, Glenside, PA 19038. Opposite side of Jackson is the backyards of houses at Mills Rd, the owner of the house that corresponds to the backyard facing 145 & 149 Jackson Avenue never cleans, trims, or mows the curbside right after the fence. That location became heavily full of alive and dead grass, plants and tree residuals. Residents of Jackson Avenue have recently realized that skunks started use that area and there is a potential public health concern is growing regarding this curbside. I am not sure who is responsible for taking care of this area, so I'd like to attract your attention to this problem. We, as residents of Jackson Ave, would be glad if you could start an initiative to clean the area mentioned and help us keep our street safe and nice. Thank you.

There is little to no drainage on Mill Road, especially heading downhill toward Pennsylvania Avenue. The street floods whenever it rains, there is melting snow, or someone is draining their pool that lives up the street. Earlier today, I put in a request due to the aforementioned flood turning into ice. There is a bus stop at Mill Road and Oreland Place, kids can't walk to the bus stop, or even stand safely due to this ice, or soaking feet if it is not frozen over.
At the base of the road at Pennsylvania Avenue, it floods terribly when it rains, you can't drive through it if it's a heavy rain or your car will flood.
Garden Road, which runs parallel, has multiple drains and never has this issue. Mill Road deserves some kind of remedy for this issue.