Community members are frustrated about the lack of safety along Mary Ann Cleveland Way. They're calling for change after a teen girl was recently hit and killed, plus the car crashes they keep seeing.
TUCSON, Ariz. — Community members in Rita Ranch say they're frustrated about the lack of safety along Mary Ann Cleveland Way.
"It could have been my daughter," said Robert Nemitz. He's lived in the area for 10 years and says in all that time the city hasn't addressed his concerns. In 2020, Nemitz started reaching out to Tucson city councilmember Nikki Lee. His request: make Mary Ann Cleveland a two lane divided road with a passing lane. Nemitz told us he never recieved a response from Lee and neither have his neighbors who have reached out since.
Nemitz says he started seeing crashes along this route in 2015 along with the growth of the community. He even documented some of them.
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