Comments needed on SR-67 safety plan

The Route 67 Safety Subcommittee on state Route 67 public safety wants to know what residents think about adding reflective address signs along the highway.

Many rural communities in San Diego County have been adding reflective highway address signs to assist emergency personnel to quickly locate residents’ homes, said Robin Maxson, a member of the Ramona Community Planning Group subcommittee.

The group has the opportunity to work with the Ramona West End Fire Safe Council to request grant funds for this public safety project, she said. Signs purchased through the grant would be free to residents who participate.

The deadline to submit the grant is July 31, and the subcommittee would like residents’ interest in obtaining a sign before writing the grant proposal.

Those interested should contact Kristi Mansolf at kmansolf@gmail.com or Maxson at robinjoymaxson@gmail.com.