We lived right around the corner from the spot. Policemen would sometimes camp out in the parking lot and give tickets, knowing it was an easy stop sign to run or not notice.

There is a spot in Ansonia if you're coming from New Haven, right off of 243. Elm St. It's a hill, and in a residential area. The police park at the bottom of the hill with a radar gun and ticket people for going 30mph (5mph over the speed limit) They sit there all day making money.

It's sad that police men recognize areas with poor signage and choose to capitalize on those areas by doling out tickets and punishments to typically safe drivers.

We lived right around the corner from the spot. Policemen would sometimes camp out in the parking lot and give tickets, knowing it was an easy stop sign to run or not notice.

There is a spot in Ansonia if you're coming from New Haven, right off of 243. Elm St. It's a hill, and in a residential area. The police park at the bottom of the hill with a radar gun and ticket people for going 30mph (5mph over the speed limit) They sit there all day making money.

It's sad that police men recognize areas with poor signage and choose to capitalize on those areas by doling out tickets and punishments to typically safe drivers.

I moved to East Pearl Street five years ago, and the problem gets worse every day. It's been complained about so many times. The powers that be just don't give a damn. They'll fix it when someone gets run over. I know that before I moved in the neighborhood suggested speed bumps, but that fell on deaf ears.

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