The father of one of the students hit by a car on October 7 asked for immediate action to make Prospect Street crossings safer.
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Pedestrian Safety
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MaplewoodPolice and FireSchools / Kids
Maplewood Addresses Traffic Safety Issues in Wake of Accident
Related Coverage: UPDATE: MMS Students Struck by Car on Prospect Monday Morning Car Crash…
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GovernmentHealth & WellnessMaplewoodPolice and FireSchools / Kids
Car Crash Involving MMS Students Brings Renewed Urgency to Prospect Street Improvements
Short- and long-term traffic engineering solutions were discussed at a subcommittee meeting at 8 a.m., October 9. A Public Safety Committee meeting at 7:30 p.m. will address calls for additional crossing guards.
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MaplewoodPolice and FireSchools / Kids
UPDATE: MMS Students Struck by Car on Prospect Monday Morning
The mayor is urging residents to attend two upcoming township meetings to express concerns: Engineering, Public Works & Planning at 8AM, October 9, and Public Safety at 7:30PM, October 9.
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As Maplewood-South Orange returns to school on Tuesday, Sept. 3, here are some important reminders from the Maplewood Police Department
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DevelopmentMaplewoodSchools / KidsSouth Orange
UPDATE: With Clock Ticking, Maplewood Seeks Greenway Easement from Board of Ed
A $100K benefit to the SOMSD property in Maplewood, negotiated with the developer of The Gleason, is set to expire in May if the Board of Ed does not act.
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MPD is asking anyone with video or information of the incident to contact them. Patrols are being increased in this area.
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GovernmentMaplewoodSchools / Kids
Traffic Calming Improvements Completed at Tuscan/Burnett/Springfield Ahead of School Opening
The permanent improvements aim to make the intersection safer — particularly for children walking to Seth Boyden Elementary just one block away.
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GovernmentMaplewoodPolice and Fire
Dangerous Intersection Near Seth Boyden Will See Improvements Before Start of School
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The committee meets virtually at 8 p.m. on the third Monday of the month. All are welcome.
