Davis Junction Online

This article may not be read by many people, but its contents will apply to all, whether they are residents of Davis Junction or not.  It is my perspective that when two neighbors join forces that have an idea, the chain gets stronger and stronger.  When more family and friends join forces, a goal is achieved.  A process like this, that takes place, is the fundamental objectivity of public safety and health.

School is out!  Our children are at play, and sometimes are darting and playing in the street, along with family pets.  Please SLOW DOWN!

The parks are open.  Trustee Jason Grimes has seen to this.  Please take your family to our parks.  See how serene the atmosphere and environment can be in just letting your mind take a break for a moment.  See a ball game!

Public Safety and Health is a 24/7 concern.  Always have a first-aid kit handy.  Enroll in a first-aid course and learn CPR, along with water safety information.

Economic woes:  It’s not only an international problem, but a local one as well.   This economic situation did not take place overnight.  It will take awhile before employment rises and monies will become available, so that families can again prosper and flourish.  Everyone must stick together, be true, loyal, and honest with yourself.

Government woes:  This is a never ending list of responsibilities.  I am well aware of the delays caused by the trains blocking our roads.  I know this issue is one safety matter for emergency vehicles.  The other is the inconvenience of being delayed.  I believe, per a refused railroad employee, the train engine is not to be disconnected from the rail cars, leaving the railroad crossing blocked.  Please contact the Railroad Hotline immediately:  1-800-339-1080.  The railroad problems and complaints have been transferred to Trustee Robert Protz.  Trustee Protz and I have worked together on safety issues, such as speed/stop signs.

I’m working with Trustee John Talbot on the enforcement of police service for our village.  Some laws have been changed, but we are continuing with the process. The primary goal of everyone is the preservation of the family unit.  Our most cherished asset does not appear on our bank statement.  This asset, of course, is our loved ones, who appear in our vision every day.

Bill Motisi

Trustee

Public Safety/Health