I was told all issues get e-mailed to all dept heads in the city . Thanks for your cut and paste reply XYZ not helpful

Frank, I doubt if See Click Fix emails all issues to the proper department. It now almost 10:30 PM and your post has yet to be acknowledged because in all likelihood it has not been seen. Your should have called this in,
The following is a cut and post
It is totally up to you but I would not use my real name on this site because you do not who is viewing these posts and how they may react. You can change your screen name by clicking the image of a person on the top right of this page or call See Click Fix 800 369-9060

Hi Frank,

You’re correct, there are many people who have been notified. For this issue, emails have been sent to 17 people; including the following:

Downtown Wooster Square Policing District - Lt. Mark O'Neill
LCI - Downtown/Wooster Square
Regional Water Authority
Ward 7 Alder

If this issue remains ignored, it is because there are some folks who don’t check their emails or who do check their emails, but choose to ignore them or who choose not to post a comment that the issue has been acknowledged.

It is a shame this appears to be indicative of cities that still are not utilizing today’s technology to optimally streamline work processes. There are too many supervisors who barely use online resources and therefore, don’t force their employees to properly use these resources either.

Also, I’m getting tired of people telling us we should have called someone. SeeClickFix is an awesome tool and if all employees would utilize it properly, there would be no need to call someone. Whoever is at the Public Safety phone number 203-946-6316 can easily make configurations so that they’re notified every time someone creates a ticket via SeeClickFix.

Other than issues which would necessitate calling 911, SeeClickFix should be used as the main point of contact for all other issues; just like this one.

So, thank you, Frank for using SeeClickFix the same way I do.

Bottom line for an issue that needs immediate attention you have to call, You can then post to alert others and to have a record it was called in.

Hi. Thanks so much for reporting this. I am the Ward 7 alder. When I saw this post yesterday, I let the folks in City Hall coordinating with the developers of the Audubon & Orange project know about the post so that they could ensure was resolved. I have to be out of town this week because of a family health issue and so could not walk by myself to check if resolved. (Usually I am in the area as I walk to / from work each day...). I wrote folks in City Hall again today to just double check set... Hoping it is. Again, thanks for your post. Abby

Ms. Roth,

Thanks so much for helping.

Please Fix Alder Ward 7

You should let the people know when they see something like this they should call the police 203 946-6316, as soon as possible, They can then post to alert others and to have a record it was called in.
A delay in getting something like this corrected could result in a serious accident, This is why the phone must be used

They were out on audobon street again today with no hire .

Frank

Hope you called it in because by the time the city sees your post they will probably be gone.

Hi. Sorry this happened again. I forwarded this post to city folks coordinating this construction project at the end of the day yesterday to be sure they were aware this happened again. Frank, feel free to email me directly at my alder email (ward7@newhavenct.gov) if this happens again and I can try to get the message along to appropriate folks. I get so many SCF notices - so it is easier for me to track personal emails. XYZ, I will mention in my next alder enewsletter your suggestion that folks may want to both post issues like this on SCF and call a police nonemergency number — or email me directly. Sincerely, Abby

Bottom line is that when something like this is posted on this site by the time the proper city department reads the post it is too late.

Out here again today in the street no officer

Abby
Please tell them to call it in when they see it. Posting here is not working

Hi. Really frustrating this keeps happening. Will have my city contact tell this project manager they need to follow the rules. Frank, feel free to contact me directly if it does happen again - easier to see in my email queue than one of many SCF notices. I then can follow up. Think good to document on SCF too - though calling police nonemergency certainly worth trying too if the situation looks concerning....

Sincerely, Abby

Hello Alder Roth! Have you spoken to the project manager at ED? They may be able to help. Also, please call the purchasing agent and inform him that the contractor is not abiding by the contract. My limited understanding of construction projects on public right of ways is there has to be a police officer on site to direct traffic and pedestrians. I hope I'm steering you in the right direction. Have a great day. Also, speak to Police District Manager Lt. Maher, he may be able to help.

Thanks your way more helpful than XYZ who does nothing

Frank
Have you tried calling the police when it is happening?

Thanks LCI. Yes, I have raised this with the project manager in ED.I will mention to Sgt. Maher. Abby

It's not an emergency thing . XYZ do you serve the city or SKF in and official capacity

Frank
I do not serve either in an official or unofficial capacity.
As far as it not being an emergency thing, I am not suggesting you call 911. you can call the non emergency number 203 946-6316
In your original post on December 19 you stated there was almost an accident.
On December 26 you mention it was happening again.
Considering all of the above doesn't it may sense that you should at least try calling the non-emergency number 203 946-6316.You can then post to alert others and to have a record it was called in.

XYZ good know

Has this issue been resolved?

Once again they had off road equipment in the street with no officer around

Frank
You first posted about this problem on December 18, 2018 and it still is going on. Why don't you call public safety 203 946-6316 as soon as you see it?