BELLEVILLE, NJ — A busy road in Belleville recently got some traffic safety upgrades.
Mayor Frank Vélez gave an update last week about several improvements that have been done on Greylock Parkway, or which are in the pipeline for future work.
"Over the past several days, residents have reached out to express concerns about pedestrian safety on Greylock Parkway – and we've been listening," he reported.
"The deputy mayor, township manager, police chief, township professionals and I met with residents on Greylock Parkway to hear their concerns, discuss future plans and identify immediate steps to improve safety," Vélez said.
According to the mayor, some of those steps include:
"This is an important first step, and we will continue working to make our streets safer for everyone throughout Belleville," Vélez said.
"Thank you to the residents who brought these concerns to our attention and for continuing to partner with us as we work to improve our community," the mayor added.
The news got a mostly positive reception on social media. As seen online:
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