Residents of a local neighborhood voiced their ongoing frustrations regarding deteriorating road conditions during a recent government meeting. The discussion highlighted the challenges faced by community members living on Bruner Road, which has reportedly worsened over the past 10 to 15 years.

One resident, who has lived in the area for three years, expressed concern that the road's condition poses safety risks not only for residents but also for essential services, including the special district responsible for maintaining the water tank at the top of the hill. This road is frequently used by maintenance teams, who have shared their own grievances about the difficult driving conditions.

The resident emphasized the need for timely communication and action from local authorities, specifically mentioning interactions with EJ, the area supervisor, and Jim Hale's road maintenance team. Despite previous discussions, the resident noted a lack of follow-up and concrete plans to address the road's issues.

Suggestions for potential solutions included phased repairs, starting with the lower section of the road, and exploring new equipment that could be utilized for such repairs. The resident's appeal underscored a broader sentiment among neighbors, who feel that their concerns have been overlooked for too long.

Another community member, Jeff Smith, also participated in the discussion, highlighting the importance of citizen input in bringing attention to these issues. He noted that despite their efforts over the past three years to engage with local officials, communication has often been lacking.

The meeting served as a platform for residents to collectively voice their concerns, urging local government officials to prioritize road safety and maintenance in their agenda.