From the Mail Bag...

Thursday, March 13, 2008

Thank you so much for your responsiveness to my letter concerning the proposed changes to North Four Corners Park and thank you even more for your actions already taken regarding this issue. Its is very heartening to know that our government is keeping the community in mind by weighting in our views, allowing us to have a say in the future of our neighborhood. I am very impressed with the care that you and many others have given in this matter, and am sharing this with my neighbors. Thank you!

-Ron, Silver Spring

CATEGORIES: community , comments
POSTED: 9:10:00 AM |

Wednesday, March 12, 2008

Thank you very much. I really appreciate your PROMPT response. I've told many people how satisfied I was. I had been away and when I returned home at night, I, myself, unbeknownst to me that there was an enormous new hole at Kenbrook Drive and Healy Street right by my house, drove right into the hole. It was a big hazard and Washington Gas did not even put any orange alert cones around it. Friends told me they had called Washington Gas while I had been away, and told me there was no response, as you reiterate in your email. Another friend got a flat tire from hitting it. So, I took digital pictures, got right on my computer, and fortunately, found Mr. Leggett's email addrsss and sent the info to him. Am I gald! He's done a very impressive job! It is now safe and hazard-free. I am proud of Montgomery County for providing such exemplary service, even when they were not in ay way the cause of the hole in the street!

- Ellyn

CATEGORIES: transportation
POSTED: 10:51:00 AM |

Monday, March 03, 2008

Thank you very much for doing this Luxmanor (working on speeding issues in the neighborhood). You have given back our community to us. I always knew you would come through for us and see that the right thing was done is your reputation, after all.

-Tom, Bethesda

CATEGORIES: transportation
POSTED: 3:59:00 PM |

Saturday, March 01, 2008

Thank you very much for finding a win-win solution to Ride On route 90. While Damascus is "a ways out", we take pride in being a small town that is part of a "bigger community" (Mountgomery County). For those young adults in this area who do rely on the #90 to get to Montgomery College or to work on Saturdays , I say thank you very much.

- Melody, Damascus

CATEGORIES: transportation
POSTED: 8:51:00 AM |