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CPS reports 10 unfilled crossing-guard positions, summarizes school-signage audit and coordination with DOT
Summary
Cincinnati Public Schools said it has 10 unfilled crossing-guard positions citywide at the start of the year, completed a summer audit of school signage and is coordinating with the Department of Transportation and Engineering to install signage and flashing beacons where possible.
Cincinnati Public Schools told the joint council meeting that it has taken over crossing guard supervision from the city and that, as of the presentation, 10 crossing-guard positions of 144 citywide remained unfilled for the start of the school year.
CPS transportation staff said the district conducted a summer review of signage, crosswalks, speed humps and flashing signs at every campus and created a matrix showing which sites lacked items; the…
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