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The city is working on several projects to fix traffic issues caused by the 710 freeway corridor. This town hall will help residents understand how these projects will affect local traffic, safety, and neighborhood cut-throughs.
At a glance
Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 2 the 90 before that.
The city is managing $241 million in total project allocations, but residents fear these funds will not cover the final construction costs.
Commuters and regional traffic flow, if the projects successfully reduce congestion.
Local residents facing displacement or construction disruption, and taxpayers if costs exceed current funding.
Residents are worried that converting the 710 stub into a city street will dump traffic onto local roads and the I-10 freeway. They want a clear study on the actual traffic impacts before the city commits to expensive construction.
The city is working to slow down traffic in neighborhoods using tools like speed humps and better signage to keep pedestrians safe.
Residents are worried that improving this freeway exit will just bring more cut-through traffic into Alhambra neighborhoods. They want the city to slow down and prove this is actually what the community needs before spending millions.
Residents are worried that these massive infrastructure projects are over budget, behind schedule, and lack clear benefits for local traffic. Many are calling for a town hall to get straight answers.
Southern California is home to the worst commutes in America, data suggests KTLA
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