12-19-24CaII, Rosemarie
From: Blain Enderle <benderle1234@gmail.com>
Sent: Friday, December 20, 2024 8:18 AM
To: ClearwaterCouncil
Subject: Re: Red lights
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Council,
Look where the police focused their energy. They don't focus it on slowing down and letting the public know of
dangerous intersections do they? No, they only care about a revenue stream and they got it working with a part-time
employee and they don't get the benefits of the full-time police employees get. That's the police ethics that you should
be looking at.
Respectfully,
Blain
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> On Dec 19, 2024, at 8:31 PM, Blain Enderle <benderle1234@gmail.com> wrote:
> Respectfully,
> Blain.
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» On Dec 19, 2024, at 8:30 PM, Blain Enderle <benderle1234@gmail.com> wrote:
» Council,
» Clearwater is the last one in Pinellas County to have them. Because Clearwater will never gives up a revenue stream.
NEVER ever even if it's unethical.
» Problem with red light intersections is they DO NOT discourage in anyway running that intersection.. The sign is so tiny
that nobody can see it in time to say hey this is a dangerous intersection. I need to slow down. Very unethical.
» When you hear Gandy say all the tourist have apps and and he refuses to put up signage, making us aware of a
dangerous intersection coming up. Cops in Clearwater say it all that's all traffic engineering. We don't have to think
about safety signs.
» A cop car sitting there during traffic every day with detour and ethical too .
» more than him collecting his $300,000 in that revenue stream.
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