I'm starting this for a community-based organization to contribute to taking preventive measures for at-risk youth.

Stop ODOT's Plan to bypass Muskogee on US69 Highway.

Many of us in the neighborhood believe that for the greater good of our community, the construction of the Phase 3 road and lot developments, should be postponed until the home sites in Phase 2 have been sold, or have begun construction. One good example is the Ryan Homes neighborhood on route 31 located behind WalMart. They overdeveloped that region and didn’t sell the homesites, and now there are a handful of homes with a bunch of roads, and no developer. Ryan Homes pulled out. Those poor homeowners will never sell their houses. Our developer for Lysander Preserve has actually pulled out of LP once – to develop Marion Meadows, and there hasn’t been any action over here since. They sold the model home and began focusing elsewhere. We should not let them make these mistakes again to us. It is delaying the transition to us owning the HOA, and also hurting the value of our homes. Lets preserve our homes, our neighborhood and our investments. Sign this petition and help us delay the construction of Phase 3!

I have been trying for over two years to find safe drug free housing for me and my service dog. My physical and mental condition is worsening. I need real help not a 2-5 year list.

The Mayors office sent out a press release to the public stating they want the residents of the city to take part in the local city government. One opening is on the Watuppa Water Board. Please consider signing this petition to support the appointment Collin Dias to this Board. Collin supports utilizing Fall Rivers drinking water for ways that benefit the common person, and not large companies and corporations. Collin also supports branding Fall River as a city that is pro environment. We live in a society where drinking water must be preserved, so Collin will vigerously oversee the handeling and matenience of our drinking water and make sure our pipes and filters are up to date. Lastly Collin has optimistic ideas and strategies to utilize Fall Rivers drinking water without taking a risk of polluting our water. Collin understands the concerns of the tax payers and will not support raising fees except in a last resort.

Saving and taking care of our Veteran's and their families should be a top priority for all of us living in this country. Operation Build Up is a Non Profit 100 percent volunteer organization that provides reliable vehicles and home furnishings to our veteran's and their families in times of need and crisis at no charge to them. The Town of Conesus and its residents should be proud to be the location of such an honorable organization. Please sign this petition to stop the zoning board from closing its doors!

BART has erected an ugly, unfriendly metal fence around the perimeter of a small plot of open space at the corner of 63rd St and MLK in South Berkeley. For many years, this plot of land has been an informal park and gathering place for our neighborhood, a place for dogs to run and children to play. This summer, several homeless people set up tents in that area, and BART removed these tents and erected a temporary fence. Since then, several neighbors have been working with Berkeley Councilmember Ben Bartlett to turn that plot of land into an official park and playground. By erecting this fence, BART has taken away an important community asset from a neighborhood that already lacks park space.

This affects all communities, it weakens our society, and is now affecting our neighborhoods, we need shelters, housing, and mental health facilities.

A large portion of our family's Social Security benefit must be paid as local property tax. Although our children are grown, we benefit from the schools and roads as do the well to do in our community, but must contribute a disproportionate portion of our resources.

The proposed 20-foot extension of the 38 Geary bus stop into the intersection at the northwest corner of 48th Ave and Geary Blvd in front of Sutro Heights Park is bad for the neighborhood for many reasons, including but not limited to the following: 1. Makes safely crossing the street (48th Ave) on the north side of the intersection (where there is no stop sign or crosswalk) impossible and much more dangerous for pedestrians 2. Impedes access to Sutro Heights Park for neighborhood residents, children, dog walkers, and recreationalists 3. Will reduce parking spaces in the neighborhood for residents and visitors 4. Increases the potential for accidents at the intersection (where there is no stop sign and a history of accidents with MUNI) as buses will be pulling out from a parked position into a 90-degree direct left turn onto 48th Ave 5. Passengers will now catch the bus in the middle of the intersection where there is no stop sign or crosswalk and be dropped off in the same place, which is very dangerous (what about wheelchair or handicapped passengers?) 6. Increased congestion, noise, and litter at the intersection The proposed bus stop extension does not improve our neighborhood. It will endanger pedestrians, motorists, and bus passengers at the intersection, and impede public access to Sutro Heights Park. Please sign this petition if you are in agreement to oppose the extension of the 38 Geary bus stop prior to the Engineering Public Hearing at City Hall on February 2nd, 2018 at 10 am when the issue will be heard. Thank you for your support.

The roads of this state are extremely dangerous and often times cause significant damage to cars, cause accidents and in some cases people almost losing their lives to falling debris. There's no time left on the ticking time bomb of michigan infrastructure. Paving Blacktop over crumbling roads is simply no longer a viable plan of action.

new road. I know people that had damage to their suspension from the bad roads and have had high repair bills and lawsuits against the city