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Resident raises crosswalk safety and property maintenance concerns; clerk flags utility rate study
Carrolton Village Council · December 22, 2025
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Summary
A resident reported near-misses at the McCook House crosswalk and asked who will maintain a vacant lot; Clerk Treasurer urged Council to revisit a water and sewer rate study for 2026.
During the public comment period at the Dec. 22 meeting, resident Chris Rutledge told Council he had come close to being struck while crossing at the McCook House crosswalk on multiple occasions and asked whether police could monitor the area more closely.
Rutledge also said the T.A. Moore house two doors from his had been torn…
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