Thanks for the help, Supervisor Compton
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I would like to express my thanks to SLO County 4th District Supervisor Lynn Compton, her staff, and the county's Public Works Department for a very aggressive response to a traffic safety concern in Nipomo.
I have been a resident of Nipomo for 18 years near the intersection of West Tefft Street and Mesa Road. As the area has grown for these years, the traffic changes at this location have led to many incidents.
When this was taken to Supervisor Compton with a plan, the response was support and action. When work is needed to restore or improve any neighborhood, there are many events that happen between idea and performance. The county Public Works Department is far beyond the expected response since the time of our initial contact. Impressive amount of planning work is already completed.
I look forward to witnessing the restoration of existing safety installations and completion of the future installations to keep our Nipomo community safe.
Mark A. Machala
Nipomo
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