This is in opposition to annexation to the area known as HWY. 90 & LOOP 1604 .

We the people of Florida who are the poor and less fortunate want to be treated the same as the rich billionaires. There are people who suffer because the Florida government didn't expand Medicaid and people are going without food and shelter and are starving. Give them help with shelters: build them and they will come. Equal rights and care for the Floridian people less fortunate so they can eat, sleep and lay their children's heads and all down. Help the homeless for God will never go for letting them rot and die.

I am Now on C.P.S worker 6 maybe 8, not a one of them has done a thing to serve and protect my grandson. His counselor has called and was told nothing further will be done on this case, ok then please close it so we can move on to another that God willing, can and will help him.

Sandy City is trying to push through 8000 South into our neighborhood. I am concerned for our neighborhood children's safety. Because 8000 South is a major artery in Sandy City, if opened it will encourage drivers to use our neighborhood as a cut through to 1000 E. and 1300 E. This will increase traffic and speeding. Currently there are four streets that adequately serve our neighborhood traffic. Please help us STOP 8000 South at 700 East.

People all over the country are affected by this issue. Everyone should be concerned. Our prisons are getting more and more Veterans everyday. They deserve someone to care to help them instead of Locking them away in Prison. PTSD is REAL........ Fight for their Freedom as they have fought for ours..... My son was in US Army, served 3 combat tours, came home 100% disabled Vet, which 70% is PTSD. He is now doing prison time with a 5 year sentence, for instances with broken soft pellet bebe gun. Nobody was hurt. He only stopped drug dealers from selling Oxicotins to young kids. For full details join the group or page "Freedom for Jason" on facebook. Please sign this petition and get it out there. LET's Get them help that they need and deserve..

Childcare now costs more than public college in most states in our nation, leaving hundreds of thousands of people struggling to pay for high-quality childcare. But this fact is relatively unknown by our elected leaders. When there is no full-time stay-at-home caregiver in most American families because the adults need to bring home paychecks, this adds up to a national emergency – yes, A NATIONAL EMERGENCY! -- with dire consequences for our littlest learners and the national economy. In order to work, parents need safe, enriching places for their kids to be so they can work; and kids need high quality child care so they can thrive. Investing in early learning boosts our families and economy alike. Sign on to MomsRising message and this open letter, which we'll deliver to our Congressional leaders. ____________________________________________ Dear Member of Congress, Moms and kids can't wait any longer! Increased investments in affordable, high-quality childcare and early learning opportunities to ensure all children are ready and successful for school and life are needed now. Childcare now costs more than public college, making this a national emergency. It’s time to invest in early learning. Research tells us that the first 2,000 days build the critical foundation for a child's readiness to be successful in school and life. Leading economists agree, investments in high-quality early learning programs like preschool actually save future dollars for everyone. In fact, children who have high-quality early learning experiences are more likely to succeed in school, graduate from high school, gain stable employment, and are less likely to be arrested later in life. Studies show that for every dollar invested in high-quality early learning, we see a return of up to $7.00. Voters understand that it is important to spend now in order to save later. In fact 71% of voters (both Republican and Democrat) want to invest in early learning now to save future dollars. Sadly, quality childcare now costs more than college in our nation—and even though parents need safe, enriching places for children to be so they can work, too few options are available. It’s a national emergency. We can't afford to lose another day. Please support increased investments in high-quality early learning opportunities like preschool and childcare now.

I almost fell off my bike while biking to class after dark. The bumps are angular and do not accommodate road bikes or mountain bikes to pass over them without tire damage. There are other alternatives that would make the path more accessible for wheelchairs and safer for pedestrians and cyclists.

As a resident of Park Circle, it is my goal to promote safe and pleasant conditions for non-motorized street users while maintaining the safe movement of local vehicular traffic.

Concerned about serious accidents during inclement weather on the substandard, dangerous stretch of U.S. Highway 95 on Reisenauer Hill, Paradise Ridge Defense Coalition and citizens of Latah County, Idaho, again strongly urge the Idaho Transportation Department (ITD) to immediately implement significant, site-specific measures to mitigate highway conditions and improve safety. Petition signers request that ITD lower and seek enforcement of the speed limit, erect reduced speed limit warning signs, and install rumble strips in appropriate places on this section of Highway 95.

We are voters, we are citizens, we have rights and we will stand up for them. If your loved one needs help to be heard, please share your story with the TBCJ.

Almost every year the power will go out for days at a time, and the water pressure to our homes is affected. If the power goes out for hours or days at a time, even if we have a generator for our homes, the community well pumphouse does not pump water. We need to have a dedicated backup generator for our neighborhood.

Warfleigh, Broad Ripple, North Butler-Tarkington and surrounding areas lie in a 100-year flood plain, placing lives and homes at risk. The Indianapolis North Flood Damage Reduction Project seeks to remove these areas from the flood plain. Most recently, the City of Indianapolis announced its plan to complete the project. However, opposition to the project remains strong with some seeking to either temporarily or permanently cease project progress. Meanwhile, while the lives and homes of residents remain at risk, Congress acted in 2012 to impose additional hardship upon affected residents by passing the Biggert-Waters Act which sharply increases premiums and rates charged to homeowners for flood insurance.