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Residents and officials flag Staley Road shoulders, bridge bike access and passing‑on‑shoulder safety
Summary
Public commenters and board members raised safety concerns about Staley Road shoulders, blocked bicycle‑path access at a bridge worksite, and drivers passing on the right; a speaker urged the town to budget at least $550,000 for Staley Road shoulders and drainage work.
Multiple residents and officials told the Town Board of Grand Island on June 2 that roadway shoulders, pedestrian/bicycle access and unsafe passing habits are a local safety concern.
Public comments: Jim Walters, a resident and landscaper, said contractors working on the North bridge have blocked access to the bicycle path and left materials that punctured bike tires; he said the closure prevents trailers and equipment from reaching river access points and urged the town to press the state and contractors to reopen paths. Rick Johnston said drivers…
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