I agree, a map would help. And clearing the sidewalks near the city's busiest bus routes & stops (Whalley, Dixwell, Grand, Chapel) should be a top priority immediately after the storm. It's been days and they are still very far from usable.

Why did we wait days to hire a shovel brigade when it was ten times easier to shovel the day after the storm hit?

Right now, families are carrying babies in the middle of the street as trucks speed past.

Two weeks and the city's bus stops are still, mostly, inaccessible. Most City property sidewalks are still uncleared, so people are still walking in the street on some of the most dangerous stretches of New Havens roads (Whalley, Edgewood, etc...)

I agree. I wonder what the impact on bus ridership has been, given that many people can not safely get to or use the stops in their neighborhood?

Two pedestrians in Milford died this past week because sidewalks were not clear - I hope an accounting of injuries is done at some point as well.

Mother Nature has done what the city should have. Closing this one.