Jeff Lindsey is concerned about the safety of his three granddaughters who live on Trease Road in Wadsworth after the residential route became a major detour for ongoing construction project
WADSWORTH, Ohio — Jeff Lindsey is concerned about the safety of his three granddaughters who live on Trease Road in Wadsworth after the residential route became a major detour for an ongoing construction project.
“These people all have kids and these houses aren’t that far from the street, and I’ve already warned them the first time, some little kid gets hurt or killed up here, everybody is going to know who is responsible and who’s heard about it. Evens St. Preuv also lives on Trease Road and is concerned about the safety of his 9-year-old daughter. St. Preuv believes ODOT needs to add more clearly marked detour signs to keep all heavy trucks out of his residential neighborhood.
“We have installed additional signage out there," Patrick said. “We want trucks to know this isn’t the appropriate detour. We requested ODOT install some additional signs and move some signs to make sure that the truck route is clear.”
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