Scajaquada Corridor Community Engagement Forum
Wednesday, December 13, 2017 | 6-8PM
Burchfield Penney Art Center | 1300 Elmwood Avenue Buffalo, NY 14222
As part of the Conservancy effort to #SaveDelawarePark from NYSDOT's short-sighted plan, they are hosting an Urban Planning & Community Engagement Forum on the Scajaquada Corridor.
This event features an expert presentation and dialogue on Route 198 before the NYSDOT's Final Environmental Impact Statement (FEIS) comment deadline (Dec 18).
6:00 p.m.
Engineering & Urban Planning Presentation by Ian Lockwood, P.E., Transportation Innovation Expert, Toole Design Group
7:00 p.m.
Community Engagement Forum
For more information please see their Facebook event, or their website.
Aggregated Crime Reports
Tuesday, December 5 @ 9AM
From Crimereports.com
Burglary reported on the 2300 block of Main Street. No additional details are available.
Thursday, December 11 (date of report)
From NextDoor.com
A package was torn open and left on the street near Parkside Avenue at Amherst. Information was reported to the police. Additional details are available on NextDoor.com.
Limited Amount of Traffic Calming Signs Available!
Once again, due to the high interest of Parkside residents, the individual PCA Traffic Committee members have personally contributed the financial resources necessary to launch a traffic calming sign campaign. The first 100 signs were dispersed in a matter of days! These signs have gotten the attention of the media, as well as drivers and residents who are frustrated by the constant barrage of traffic infractions throughout our neighborhoods.
A limited number of traffic signs, from a second printing, are still available in the office. Please consider contributing to this campaign to make our streets safer. Each of these signs cost approximately $10 dollars to produce, so please consider a donation of at least $10 via the below link when requesting a sign.
It is our committee’s hope that another successful campaign will assure future actions on our streets!
Signs may be picked up, and donations may be made online (above) or at the PCA office, 2318 Main Street.
WIVB coverage of PCA efforts: Parkside residents send message to drivers to slow down
The Buffalo Police Department has issued this PDF tip sheet to help deter and prevent automobile thefts.
If you are aware of traffic collisions that occur in the neighborhood please report the information to the PCA office for inclusion in the weekly Security Update. Traffic information is not available from our crime reporting sources. Email PCAdirector@gmail.com or call 716-838-1240. Thank you.
