Neither did we.
Apocalypse WOW: Pat McLaughlin thinks toll evaders will stop to shop in New Albany. Jeff Gahan doesn't return calls. Welcome to tolling preparedness, New Albany-style.
It would help to ask your district council representative (and all three at-large representatives), "What are we doing to prepare for tolling?"
City Council
At-Large – David Aebersold
1202 Aebersold Drive
(812) 944-9823, daebersold@cityofnewalbany.com
At-Large – Dave Barksdale
614 Terrace Court
(812) 945-1839, dbarksdale@cityofnewalbany.com
At-Large – Al Knable, MD
2241 Green Valley Road
(502) 386-5051, aknable@cityofnewalbany.com
1st District – Dan Coffey
425 West Seventh Street
(502) 797-8347, dcoffey@cityofnewalbany.com
2nd District – Robert Caesar
614 Camp Ave.
(812) 945-8744, rcaesar@cityofnewalbany.com
3rd District – Greg Phipps (Vice President)
1105 E Spring Street
(812) 949-8317, gphipps@cityofnewalbany.com
4th District – Patrick McLaughlin (President)
1739 Florence Ave.
(812) 949-9140, pmclaughlin@cityofnewalbany.com
5th District – Matthew Nash
2510 Larkwood Drive
(502) 718-4986, mnash@cityofnewalbany.com
6th District – Scott Blair
3925 Rainbow Drive
(812) 697-0128, sblair@cityofnewalbany.com
If the answer is, "the mayor's taking care of it behind closed doors," then perhaps you must also start thinking about a new councilman.
I know I am.
3 comments:
What do you think they should be doing to prepare??
Any ideas?
Sorry about that; I didn't see yesterday's notification. First and foremost would be two way streets to remove the one-way speedways through town and spread the traffic. If pass-throughout sense an easy way, they'll all try to use it. If there stands to be congestion, then we must use it to our benefit -- besides, two-way streets have numerous other benefits.
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