Community urges improvements in road closure communication at Woodside council meeting
October 22, 2024 | Woodside Town, San Mateo County, California
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Public comments highlighted ongoing frustrations with road closures and delays caused by utility work. Resident Hassan Abarish raised concerns about the lack of timely information regarding roadwork on Highway 84, which has led to significant delays for commuters. He urged the council to improve communication about road closures, suggesting that a dedicated section on the town's website could help keep residents informed.
Yaz, a town engineer, responded by outlining current efforts to enhance communication with utility companies regarding roadwork. He noted that while there are protocols in place for notifying residents about closures, compliance has been inconsistent. The council acknowledged the need for better communication strategies, including potential updates to the town's website and social media channels to relay information about roadwork more effectively.
Kristen New, another resident, echoed these concerns, sharing her own experiences of extended wait times due to roadwork. She called for more proactive measures from the town to ensure residents receive accurate and timely information about road conditions.
The discussions underscored the town's commitment to improving community engagement and addressing residents' concerns about roadwork, with plans for further action to enhance communication in the future.
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