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Our representatives in Annapolis: State Senator Richard Madaleno, Delegate Jane Lawton, Delegate Ana Sol Gutierrez, and Delegate Jeff Waldstreicher have come through for our community in a big way. Below is the text of a letter they have written to our County Council, urging that the east-side metro entrance be added to this year's county transportation priorities list. |
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Crossing Georgia committee chair Adam Pagnucco testified at the County Council Transportation Priorities Hearing. Crossing Georgia members Joe Davidson, Doug Goldenberg-Hart, Adam Pagnucco and Sheldon Fishman also met with County Councilperson Valerie Ervin, a big supporter of our Metro Entrance project. (picture below).  Read the text of the testimony below. |
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A few days ago, our State Senator, Rich Madaleno, wrote a letter to the new Secretary of the Maryland Dept. of Transportation. In it, he vigorously supports a new Metro entrance for Forest Glen and urges the MD DOT to take action. The letter is presented here in its entirety: |
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On January 16, Crossing Georgia members attended the County Budget Forum and had a chance to speak directly with County Executive Ike Leggett.
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Note: An identical letter was sent to FECA President Paul Gordon.
January 5, 2007
Mr. Adam Pagnucco, Chairman
Crossing Georgia Committee
Dear Mr. Pagnucco:
Thank you for your letter concerning County support for an east side
of Georgia Avenue entrance to the Forest Glen Metrorail Station. The
Forest Estates Community Association and your Crossing Georgia
Committee have been very effective in community outreach and bringing
the pedestrian safety concerns to the attention of public officials.
I share your pedestrian safety concerns at the Georgia Avenue and
Forest Glen Road intersection. I will add the pedestrian tunnel
improvement to our list for full consideration in the joint County
Council and County Executive priorities letter to the State
Delegation. The County will continue to work closely with the
Maryland Department of Transportation and the Washington Metropolitan
Area Transit Authority to examine short-term pedestrian safety
improvements and to develop a scope of work to continue to examine
long-term improvements including the pedestrian underpass from the
Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority Forest Glen Station
Access Study.
The County contact for your follow-up is Mr. Arthur Holmes, Director
of the Department of Public Works and Transportation. Again, thank
you for your work on improving pedestrian safety.
Sincerely,
Isiah Leggett
County Executive
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 Happy Holidays from the Crossing Georgia Diggers! |
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