DOT agrees to install traffic light at Columbia Waterfront
The city's Department of Transportation has agreed to residents' demands for a traffic light at a dangerous intersection in the Columbia Street Waterfront District. Residents say the intersection of
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May 15, 2016, 2:24 AM
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Updated 3,066 days ago
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The city's Department of Transportation has agreed to residents' demands for a traffic light at a dangerous intersection in the Columbia Street Waterfront District.
Residents say the intersection of Columbia and Carroll streets has become increasingly unsafe for the developing hub.
They say having a traffic light will make it safer for new young families in the one-time industrial area.
The traffic light is scheduled to be installed in September.
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