Concerned About a Land O' Lakes Roadway?

 Worried about letting your kids play outside because your street seems to have become a speedway? Are there issues you've recognized during your commute in Pasco that you feel the county needs to address?

The Pasco Traffic Operations Division offers information on its website to help you help them. Here are a few highlights:

Request a Device: Do you feel an area needs a new traffic signal, flasher or sign? Requests can be made by contacting the county's traffic operations customer service center at 727-847-2411, 352-523-2411, 813-996-2411, or 800- 368-2411. You also can submit a request online.

Report a Malfunctioning Device: Traffic signal or school flasher malfunctions can be reported to the county's traffic management center at 727-847-8187 from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday. After hours and on holidays, Fire Rescue dispatch, the sheriff’s office, or Florida Highway Patrol can be reached to report any signal malfunctions.

Request traffic calming measures for your neighborhood:  Pasco County has a Traffic Calming assessment program. "Standard recognized traffic calming devices may be installed if they are justified," according to the county's website. Contact traffic operations customer service at 727-847-2411, 352-523-2411, 813-996-2411, or 800- 368-2411.

Why won't the county post "Children at Play" signs in neighborhoods? The signs are not recognized by the Florida Department of Transportation.

Information obtained from the Pasco County Traffic Operations website.