Update 5: Opinion: March 2026 Response to City Memo

Local opinion response to a March 2026 City memo challenging its reliance on historical crash statistics, limited traffic observations, and 85th percentile speeds to assess safety along Sherry Drive. The response argues that these measures overlook the broader risks of distracted driving, excessive speeds, and incomplete pedestrian infrastructure within the context of an active neighborhood. It calls for a more comprehensive, community-informed assessment that prioritizes proactive safety improvements, physical traffic calming measures, and corridor-wide solutions rather than relying primarily on signage, pavement markings, and driver compliance.. Read the response here.