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Cleves residents press council for more police presence as speeding and property maintenance concerns rise
Summary
Residents at a Cleves Village council meeting urged the village to increase police patrols after drivers repeatedly sped on North and South Miami avenues and other streets; speakers also raised long-running property-maintenance problems that they say hurt safety and property values.
Residents at a Cleves Village Council meeting urged officials to press the county sheriff for greater enforcement of speed limits and to address ongoing property-maintenance problems that neighbors say threaten safety and property values.
Nancy Nettleton, a resident, said response times from law enforcement "seem to be questionable at best" and described limited patrols: "Information is minimal. We don't see them probably ever patrolling." She and other speakers said newly installed speed signs on North and South Miami avenues appear to have produced data but not enough enforcement to change driving behavior.
A council member said the village raised the speeding issue at a recent…
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