Hi everyone,
Thank you all for continuing to support this important cause: making the intersection of Babcock Street, Grant Road, and Eldron Boulevard safer for our families and neighbors.
Since launching this petition, I’ve taken the next step and personally contacted local, county, state, and transportation officials to demand action. I’ve asked for updates on the traffic signal study, interim safety measures like flashing beacons, and help to secure funding for a long-term solution. This intersection has gone without action for too long, and with your support, we’re keeping the issue alive.
🔎 Who YOU Can Contact to Help
Here’s a list of the key officials who can influence change. Please take a few minutes to respectfully email them asking for progress. Every voice counts!
📍 City of Palm Bay
Mayor Rob Medina – MayorRobMedina@pbfl.org
Councilman Kenny Johnson (Seat 4) – seat4@pbfl.org
Deputy Mayor Mike Jaffe (Seat 5) – seat5@pbfl.org
Councilman Chandler Langevin (Seat 3) – seat3@pbfl.org
Councilman Randy Hammer (Seat 2) – seat2@pbfl.org
📍 Brevard County
Commissioner Thad Altman (District 5) – D5.Commissioner@BrevardFL.gov
🏛 Florida State Legislature
State Rep. Monique Miller (District 33) – use her district office at (321) 497-8170 or reach out through the Florida House website
State Rep. Thad Altman (District 32) – (850) 717-5032
State Rep. Tyler Sirois (District 31) – (850) 717-5031
🚦 Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) District 5
Anthony Nosse, Traffic Safety Engineer – anthony.nosse@dot.state.fl.us
🛣 Space Coast TPO (Transportation Planning Organization)
Georganna Gillette, Executive Director – georganna.gillette@sctpo.com
Abby Hemenway, Public Outreach Manager – abby.hemenway@sctpo.com
💡 What You Can Say
In your message, feel free to express concern over the crash history, reference our petition, and ask for the following:
An update on the engineering analysis
Interim safety measures
Long-term traffic signal planning
Together, our voices are louder. Let’s make sure no one forgets about this dangerous intersection. I’ll continue to keep you updated as I hear back from officials.
Thank you for being part of this push for safer roads!