Hopefully the plan is figuring out how to solve our existing problems in town, as well as around our schools like damaged streets, speeding in our school zones, & making it safer for all students who walk to school before we continue to keep building apartments/houses. Every morning when I drop my kiddos off at school, I can’t help but to be annoyed at the fact that so many people are such in a rush, they don’t take in regard for any student that may be walking to school. Our “small” city is growing. No doubt about that. But when the speed limit in the school zone is 25 and you have people going 35 constantly, it’s entirely aggravating. There’s never any police presence overseeing. Not to mention, the “back roads” which my main way to and from home, is constantly getting congested now due to adding more apartments/ houses and now a LAGOON. Peoples land/ranches have been bought out and our city can’t even fix the problems we have now. Or what about the fact that the streets are all uneven beyond what you expect. If you’re not going 10, you might misalign your vehicles. No speed limit signs posted so people go whatever speed they want to, and don’t even get me started on 380! It is the worst hwy going through town ever!! It’s dangerous to say the least. Two lanes each way, and constant accidents every day. Something’s gotta give. I hope she has solutions to move in the right direction.
Join us for the State of the City Address by Mayor Brianna Chacón, hosted by the Princeton-Lowry Crossing Chamber of Commerce on February 14, 2024. Mark your calendars for an insightful update on our city's progress and future plans. Let's come together as a community and celebrate our achievements! #StateOfTheCity #PrincetonProud #CommunityLeadership #SaveTheDate
Development Manager at Junior Achievement of Sacramento
2wMichele Bennyhoff, MPH Thank you for the amazing tour and for hosting our collaborative conversation on ways to inspire and prepare young people to succeed!