Letter: Library trustees express support for reinstallation of traffic signal at Main and College
January 24, 2023
To Whom It May Concern,
In light of renewed community concerns about pedestrian safety at the intersection of College Avenue and Main Street, the members of the Bluffton Library Board would like to publicly express our support for a traffic signal at that intersection. We applaud the past efforts of Paula Scott and others who have diligently worked to improve the situation. However, we believe that the return of a traffic signal is the safest solution. On behalf of our patrons and other community members, we fully support any efforts to reinstall a traffic light at this intersection.
Thank you,
Members of the Bluffton Library Board
Robert Beer, President
Nancy Yeager, Vice President
Carrie Phillips, Secretary
Amy Mikesell
Robert Scott
Chanda Smith
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