East Lansing residents are voicing concerns about speeding along side streets in the Southeast Marble neighborhood, with some taking matters into their own hands to address the problem.
- Multiple neighbors shared concerns about speeding drivers with the East Lansing City Council on Tuesday.
- Lt. Adrian Ojerio with the East Lansing Police Department says that they’ve heard the concerns and are working to address the complaints.
- Video shows the perspective from concerned neighbors, as well as the East Lansing Police Department.
Multiple residents addressed the East Lansing City Council on Tuesday night, citing concerns about traffic safety in their neighborhood.
“There’s a lot of people cutting through our neighborhood now, and at higher rates of speed than 25 miles per hour,” one resident said.
Some neighbors have begun taking their own measures to help with the problem…