I did not vote to fix this problem. When I refreshed the page it counted me as voting. 1 vote needs to be removed. Also, where is the "no" vote? If you have a yes then there should be a "no" vote as well. How else are you going to get a true reading from the neighborhood?

Community Compliance Unit 3 assigned this issue to City Manager's Office 01

The City of Pinellas Park no longer has a traffic calming program (i.e. speed tables, etc.). Neighborhood speeding concerns are an enforcement (police) matter. We have forwarded your concern to the police for speed limit enforcement and we have placed high intensity - LED speed limit signs on the street to make driver's more aware. Please note: we are using these LED signs as an awareness tool for neighborhood speeding concerns and will be rotating them around the City every sixty (60) days. The signs on Beechwood Terrace are scheduled to be swapped back out for standard speed limit signs around June 1st.