Council Criticized for Not Providing Lollipop Warden
Independent Councillor Charlie Farrelly proposed a motion for a school traffic warden on College Road, Castleisland, during school hours.
The area, with three schools, becomes congested and hazardous for pedestrians, according to Cllr Farrelly.
- The council's road safety officer previously visited the area to assess the situation.
- The council stated that there is no current budget allocation for a school warden on College Road.
Cllr Farrelly deemed the council's response unacceptable, given the road safety officer's firsthand observation of the issues.
The council will conduct a feasibility study to determine if a warden is warranted and consider it for the next budget.
Author's summary: Council faces criticism over lack of traffic warden.
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