Infrastructure

Warned about visibility hazards from new street pop-up curbs and praised street paving efforts.

Expressed frustration over receiving multiple speed camera tickets in school zones while driving slowly.

Stressed the importance of connected bike lanes and non-driver infrastructure following 'Week Without Driving'.

Shared an experience of being hit by a car while riding a bicycle in the street due to a lack of bike lanes.

Highlighted issues with dirty and unsafe bike lanes throughout the city.

Thanked Public Works for addressing his immediate west side concerns but criticized road diets and bike lanes as unrequested mismanaged spending.

Expressed safety concerns regarding newly installed bike lane curbs lacking reflective markers, and requested a splash pad at Washington Park.

Detailed frequent vehicle crashes and speeding near Cornell Drive and Catalpa Drive, requesting physical traffic-calming barriers and curb repairs.

Shared personal experience of being struck by a vehicle while walking his dog on Cornell Drive and urged immediate traffic-calming measures.

Proposed a neighborhood initiative where commissioners and community groups focus on cleaning and securing one street at a time.

Described dangerous blind curves and speeding issues on East Third Street near Quinton, urging roadway redesign before fatalities occur.

Thanked the city for paving Linden Avenue and Smithville Road, praised the Miami Valley Action Partnership home repair program, and urged action on speeding traffic on Pershing Boulevard.

Raised concerns about sidewalk snow removal, RTA bus tracking unreliability, parking capacity for new developments, and the prioritization of golf course funding over general community needs.

Highlighted dangerous pedestrian conditions for students crossing L.C. Moses Boulevard, icy conditions at the Northwest Shopping Center, and rough railroad tracks.

Proposed converting the building at 14 Gettysburg into a veterans center or business incubator as a cost-effective community anchor.

Recommended that the city invest in art and art therapy programs within recreation centers and correctional settings to support mental health and reduce recidivism.