Another great Torch Run! It was a pleasure to support the Special Olympics alongside the men and women of the Bergen County Sheriff's Office. USRPD Officer Anthony Pulizzano has made this day a special event for the residents and children of Upper Saddle River. Thank you to all the runners, donors, and support staff!
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USR Alert: The Law Enforcement Torch Run For Special Olympics NJ will pass through the Borough on Friday, 6/6/25, between 8:00AM – 9:30AM. Expect delays and intermittent closures on Lake St and West Saddle River Rd during these times. Please chose alternate routes and avoid the area.
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Ever try to cross the street and a car is making it difficult? Keep everyone’s summer stroll safe by stopping before the crosswalk while driving. #CrosswalkSafety #PedestrianSafety #SafeRoadsNJ
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Good morning , Duane Howard Nypd retired and Sheila Hall CSP , Retired Lt Stanley Mooney Long Branch Police Department . Along with Chase Tennyson Ringus dob 09/11/1999 tp# 443-220-2717 from Electrical Contractor Blvd , Baltimore MD . # 1 is RFK related to LT Joseph Kennedy Long Branch Police ? LT Hector ( Knife Thief etc ) Umana Long Branch Pd # 2 Is there a Kennedy Street in Long Branch Nj ? Retired Sgt Jeff Pilone #255 Long Branch Police like to know on a non leap year is the 254th day of the year September 11th? Retired Lt Robert “ Rape” Sama , Long Branch Police along with Detective Ed Kirshenbaum Sr from Prostitute Street like to know if Rubino or Sama know if there is a Feb 29th in a leap year ? Captain Jorge Silverio like to know if 2 plus 9 is 11 ? Captain Brian Garrett like to know if 2 plus 8 is 10? Gee is there a Pba local 10 or is 10-11 prepare to copy . Even this kid knows his last name can be a town etc Tennyson etc besides knowing how the fuck the towns were named around the Us. Have the hi speed private investigator Charles call him or maybe Melanie Falco like to date him so he can educate her on the facts of life and common sense . Was my badge or shield number 254 lol RIP classmate KT Middletown : Port Authority PD
USR Alert: The Law Enforcement Torch Run For Special Olympics NJ will pass through the Borough on Friday, 6/6/25, between 8:00AM – 9:30AM. Expect delays and intermittent closures on Lake St and West Saddle River Rd during these times. Please chose alternate routes and avoid the area.
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USR SCAM ALERT: Over the last week, the NJCCIC has received several incident reports from NJ residents regarding an SMS text phishing (SMiShing) scam impersonating the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV). These messages claim that the user has an outstanding traffic ticket and payment is due. If not paid by May 29, the user will have their vehicle registration and driving privileges suspended, receive a toll booth charge increase, and their credit score will be impacted. The URL displayed in the message includes “ezpassnj” and “.gov” in an attempt to appear legitimate. The message itself does not allow the user to click the included link directly but instead instructs them to reply to the message with “Y” and reopen the message to click the link or to copy the URL to their browser. These links lead to fraudulent websites that attempt to extract personally identifiable information, financial details, or account credentials.
This SMiShing scheme is similar to others that have circulated impersonating NJ toll services and EZ-Pass claiming the user has an outstanding toll that needs to be paid to avoid a late fee.
The NJ MVC only sends text messages to remind residents about scheduled MVC appointments. It does not send text messages regarding driver’s licenses or vehicle registration status.
New Jersey E-ZPass does not send unsolicited text messages to collect payments. If your account is in collections and being handled by Credit Collection Services, you may receive text messages from Credit Collection Services regarding your account. Their text message will list a phone number, their website www.ccspayment.com, and reference a file number.
Please see the below recommendations provided by the NJCCIC:
Recommendations
• Avoid clicking links, responding to, or otherwise acting on unsolicited text messages.
• Visit official websites directly to determine if there is an issue with an account or outstanding bill.
• Avoid submitting sensitive information, including financial or account details, to unverified websites.
• Report SMiShing to the FTC, FBI's IC3, and NJCCIC, and forward the message to 7726 (SPAM).
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I’ve had 2 texts today.
I got one of these. I just deleted it
I’ve had 3 today!
The text came from a foreign number, which is also a red flag!
I just got one a few minutes ago and deleted it and blocked the number. I did not click on anything.
It’s that time of year again - fawn season! 🦌
If you come across a baby deer (fawn) lying quietly in your yard, don’t worry it’s likely not abandoned. Mother deer often leave their fawns alone for several hours while they forage nearby. This is perfectly natural behavior, and the fawn’s instinct is to stay still and scentless to avoid attracting predators.
What should you do?
✅ Leave the fawn where it is
✅ Keep children and pets (especially dogs) away
✅ Check back from a distance later — the mother usually returns around dawn or dusk
🚨 Only intervene if:
• It’s lying in a dangerous location (like a road)
In those cases, please contact Bergen County Animal Control - (201) 229-4616
Help keep our local wildlife safe and wild this season! 🌳🦌
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On this Memorial Day, we honor and remember the military personnel who made the ultimate sacrifice to keep our country safe.
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The Borough of Upper Saddle River Memorial Day Parade and Ceremony will take place on May 26, 2025 and will commence at 11:30 A.M. The parade will start on West Saddle River Road at Ripplewood Drive and will end at the Borough Hall. The parade will be followed by a Memorial Day Ceremony in front of Borough Hall.
West Saddle River Road will be closed to vehicular traffic between Lake Street and Old Stone Church Road. The road closure will be from approximately 11:15 A.M. until 12:30 P.M. Please plan alternate routes if traveling in the area.
Please click the link below for the Memorial Day agenda:
www.usrtoday.org/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=50
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Is your teen okay?
Mental health issues don't announce themselves with flashing warning signs.
They creep in quietly, often disguised as "just a phase" or "teen moodiness." But the numbers tell a different story:
• 1 in 3 teens will experience an anxiety disorder
• 49.5% of adolescents have had a mental health disorder at some point
• Only 1 in 5 teens with diagnosable mental health issues gets help
This Mental Health Awareness Month, pay attention to subtle shifts in your teen's behavior:
• Dropping activities they once loved
• Sleeping much more (or less) than usual
• Grades suddenly slipping
• Withdrawing from friends and family
Mental health and substance use are directly linked. Teens often turn to alcohol or drugs to cope with untreated anxiety, depression, or trauma.
But early intervention works. Building protective factors like problem-solving skills, emotional vocabulary, and self-awareness helps teens make healthier decisions.
Talk with your teen today
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A message from PSEG Regional Public Affairs
Spring has sprung and many residents will be doing projects around their homes. At PSE&G, safety is our highest priority. Important reminder: if you are digging, you need to know what’s below as digging can be a dangerous activity. Utility lines can be buried inches below the surface, and even simple digging projects can lead to major damage. Call 811 – the New Jersey One Call Before You Dig hotline (24/7) – prior to digging to keep you, your family, and your community safe while protecting underground infrastructure.
For more information on this topic visit the links below:
nj.pseg.com/safetyandreliability/safetytips/callbeforeyoudig
files.constantcontact.com/64a063f7501/2d476340-cd15-4b20-96a0-36e414df4640.pdf?_gl=1*1099qqg*_ga*...
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USR Alert: The Upper Saddle River road resurfacing program will continue for approximately two weeks. Various roads throughout the borough will be milled and paved during the project. The hours of construction will be approximately 7:00AM – 4:00PM Monday through Friday. Parking will be prohibited on the affected streets during these times. Police officers will be assigned to assist with traffic control during paving operations. Please adhere to all traffic control signage and officers’ directions. If you have questions or need assistance, please contact the Upper Saddle River Police Department.
Your patience and cooperation are greatly appreciated.
The following is an updated schedule of operations and is subject to change:
Robin Ridge Road Paving- 5/23 (Friday)
Sleepy Hollow Road Paving- 5/23 (Friday)
Lilline Lane Paving- 5/23 (Friday)
Fawn Hill Road Milling- 5/23 & 5/27 (Friday/Tuesday)
Timber Lane Road Paving- 5/27 (Tuesday)
Locust Lane Paving- 5/27 & 5/28 (Tuesday/Wednesday)
Dimmig Road Paving- 5/28 (Wednesday)
Brookside Drive Milling- TBD Paving- TBD
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The Upper Saddle River road resurfacing program will begin on Friday, 5/16/2025, and will continue for approximately two weeks. Various roads throughout the borough will be milled and paved during the project. The hours of construction will be approximately 7:00AM – 4:00PM Monday through Friday. Parking will be prohibited on the affected streets during these times. Police officers will be assigned to assist with traffic control during paving operations. Please adhere to all traffic control signage and officers’ directions. If you have questions or need assistance, please contact the Upper Saddle River Police Department.
Your patience and cooperation are greatly appreciated.
The following is a tentative schedule of operations and is subject to change:
Tanglewood Hollow Road Milling- 5/16 Paving- 5/20
Windsor Gate Road Milling- 5/16 Paving- 5/20
Robin Ridge Road Milling- 5/16 & 5/19 Paving- 5/20 & 5/21
Rising Ridge Road Milling- 5/19 Paving- 5/21
Sleepy Hollow Road Milling- 5/19 Paving- 5/21
Lilline Lane Milling- 5/19 Paving- 5/21
Fawn Hill Road Milling- 5/22 Paving- TBD
Timber Lane Road Milling- 5/22 & 5/23 Paving- TBD
Locust Lane Milling- 5/23 Paving- TBD
Dimmig Road Milling- TBD Paving- TBD
Brookside Drive Milling- TBD Paving- TBD
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Today, on National Peace Officers Memorial Day, we honor and remember the brave men and women in law enforcement who made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty. Their courage, commitment, and service to our communities will never be forgotten. We extend our deepest gratitude to all peace officers and their families. Thank you for your sacrifice.
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Heroes!!
🙏
National Police Week is observed from Sunday, May 11 through Saturday, May 17, 2025. Throughout the week, communities across the nation come together to pay tribute to officers who have lost their lives in the line of duty and to show appreciation for those who continue to serve.
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Today, riders honored the fallen. We met the families of heroes... Honor 37. Mission to D.C. complete!
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Thank you all for your service and sacrifice. Praying for you all everyday and night. 💙 thank you all for keeping us safe everyday and night. 💙
Awesome!!
Thank you for all you do on the daily and doing this tour too. This mean so much to the families. From the bottom of my heart, thank you and be safe now and always.
Thank you for always honoring and remembering ourFallen Heroes! 🙏💙🙏
There is no EMS service better at keeping our riders safe than Elverson Honey Brook. Matt and Cara Welch donate their time and expertise to Honor 37 each year. They get us to DC all in one piece!!
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Update
West Saddle River Road is now open.
The northbound lane of West Saddle River Road between Old Chimney Road and Hess Court will be closed for emergency utility repairs. Please use alternative routes and follow posted detour signs.
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We located this dog on Sparrowbush Road, if you are the owner or know who the owner is please contact our HQ at 201-327-2700.
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Shared
As we ride this weekend, we remember Waldwick Police Officer Christopher Goodell. He was an incredible young man.....God bless the Goodell family.
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Thank you to our brothers & sisters in blue of the upper saddle river police department always keeping us safe 💙🚓 & honoring us in Waldwick! And Remembering Officer Christopher Goodell
Thank you for always honoring and remembering our beloved Christopher. Safe journey to all the riders! 🙏💙🙏
Day 1 has begun! Special thanks to the USR DPW for all their support and assistance
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Cyber Criminal Proxy Services Exploiting End of Life Routers For More Information Click The link Below
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May is Bike Safety Month! Please remember to practice safe habits when riding your bike, such as wearing a helmet, using hand signals, and staying alert to your surroundings.
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Passing too closely is a recipe for disaster. If you see a bicyclist, keep your distance!
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Police Week begins this Sunday, May 11th. Retired and active officers of the Upper Saddle River Police Department will join fellow officers from New Jersey and New York as proud members of Honor 37 in the Law Enforcement United Road to Hope. Honor 37 will begin a bicycle journey from Ground Zero in NYC that culminates in Washington D.C. Each participant will wear a bracelet that displays the name of a law enforcement officer that made the ultimate sacrifice. At the conclusion of the journey, each rider will get to meet the family members of these heroes and present them with the bracelet. Please keep the surviving family members in your thoughts and prayers during Police Week.
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I wonder if an Officer has my cousin’s name?
The Social Security Administration (SSA) Office of the Inspector General (OIG) is cautioning the public to be aware of emails
that appear to be from SSA and include a link to download their Social Security statement. This email is an attempt to lure individuals to fraudulent sites that are not associated with SSA. The first image closely resembles a legitimate Gov Delivery email, making it particularly deceptive please see the link below for more information oig.ssa.gov/assets/uploads/april-2025-scam-alert-fake-emails.pdf
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Anyone that is in need of an real ID on an emergency basis please check out this link
NJ MVC | REAL ID Emergency Issuance
www.nj.gov
The official website of the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
On Saturday, April 26th, please dispose of all unwanted prescription medicine at the Upper Saddle River Police Headquarters, between the hours of 10 AM and 2PM. No needles or “sharps” will be accepted
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This Saturday 4/26/25- Dispose of all unwanted medication at USRPD headquarters from 10am-2pm.
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UPDATE:
Locust Lane will be closed between Ridge Road and E Saddle River Road due to this issue. It is unknown when power will be restored, but we will continue to provide updates.
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We are aware of a power outage in the area of Locust Lane due to a motor vehicle accident involving a telephone pole and wires. Orange and Rockland Utilities has been contacted to make the proper repairs to restore power. We will keep you updated with additional information.
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Upper Saddle River Residents and Surrounding Communities,
On behalf of the Upper Saddle River Police Department, we would like to extend our sincere gratitude to all of you for your patience, cooperation, and understanding during the closure of Lake Street on April 8th, 2025. We recognize that this closure posed a significant challenge to daily routines, traffic flow, and local businesses, and we genuinely appreciate the efforts made by all to navigate this temporary disruption.
Throughout this period, the understanding demonstrated by our residents and the residents of our neighboring communities has been exemplary. Whether it was adjusting travel routes, remaining informed, or simply being courteous to others on the road, your support was crucial in ensuring the safety and well-being of everyone in our town.
We also thank the neighboring municipalities for their continued cooperation and coordination, which helped ease the impact of this closure and maintain a smooth traffic flow.
As we continue to work together to address these challenges, we are reminded of the strength of our community and the shared commitment to keeping Upper Saddle River and its neighboring towns safe and vibrant.
Thank you again for your understanding and continued support. We are grateful to serve such a wonderful community.
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A minor inconvenience, not a big deal.
Traffic Advisory: Lake St is closed between East Saddle River Road and West Saddle River Road.
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Why was Lake Street Closed
USR Alert: This is an important traffic advisory from the Upper Saddle River Police Department. Lake Street will be closed between West Saddle River Road and East Saddle River Rd on Tuesday, 4/8/2025, between the hours of 7:00AM and 8:00PM. Please plan alternate routes and follow posted detours.
Residents that live on the closed portion of the roadway will be able to access their homes while the roadway is closed. Police Officers will be on-scene to assist.
Residents can access the library through the library parking lot entrance located in in the parking lot of the Hopper-Goetschius Museum.
Lions Park will be closed on Tuesday, 4/8/2025.
Elmer’s Country Store and the Lukoil gas station will be closed on Tuesday, 4/8/2025.
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Why..Was Lake Street Closed
With March Madness brackets busting, sports betting apps advertised on ESPN, and spring break casino trips on the horizon, have you been wondering about the potential harms of gambling? Problem gambling has been at an increase, especially among young people, and there is a lot of misleading information surrounding the harms of gambling.
Join this webinar to learn more about compulsive gambling and its link to substance misuse! The webinar will have a presenter from The Council on Compulsive Gambling and is cohosted by the Bergen County Department of Health Services, Office of Health Promotion. CHES and PD (education) credits are available!
Date: Thursday, April 17th
Time: 7pm
Register at the Zoom link here: us06web.zoom.us/j/86459157084?pwd=LyA8dlJjz8dAAc82gG0OhhIMAkvHtc.1
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USR Alert: This is an important traffic advisory from the Upper Saddle River Police Department. Lake Street will be closed between West Saddle River Road and East Saddle River Rd on Tuesday, 4/8/2025, between the hours of 7:00AM and 8:00PM. Please plan alternate routes and follow posted detours.
Residents that live on the closed portion of the roadway will be able to access their homes while the roadway is closed. Police Officers will be on-scene to assist.
Residents can access the library through the library parking lot entrance located in in the parking lot of the Hopper-Goetschius Museum.
Lions Park will be closed on Tuesday, 4/8/2025.
Elmer’s Country Store and the Lukoil gas station will be closed on Tuesday, 4/8/2025.
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SPECIFIC GUIDANCE FOR COUNTY/MUNICIPAL AGENCIES HANDLING, DISPOSING, OR PROVIDING ASSISTANCE TO RESIDENTS REGARDING EXPIRED WILD BIRDS SUSPECTED OF INFECTION WITH HIGHLY PATHOGENIC AVIAN INFLUENZA (HPAI)
The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) Division of Sustainable Waste Management (DSWM) has reviewed information from the Division of Fish and Wildlife (F&W), New Jersey Department of Health (NJDOH) and other Federal and State sources, and has prepared additional guidance for counties and municipalities regarding the handling and disposal of dead birds or wildlife suspected of infection with HPAI. Be advised that the cause of death should be considered HPAI unless there is evidence of an obvious trauma, or the dead birds are songbirds.
NJDEP recommends minimizing personal, pet, domestic farm animals or other wildlife exposure and contact with dead birds or wildlife. For small numbers (1-19) of carcasses, F&W is instructing the public to reach out to their local municipality regarding disposal options. According to F&W, leaving carcasses on the landscape is acceptable if there is low risk of contact from children, pets or poultry.
If an individual elects to dispose of a carcass, they are advised to follow the procedures outlined below:
1. Wear personal protective equipment (PPE), including gloves, a mask, and eye protection.
2. Dead birds and wildlife should not be directly handled. Avoid direct contact with the carcass by using a tool such as a shovel or pitchfork to move the carcass.
3. While wearing PPE, double bag each carcass, close the bag using a zip tie, and place in an outdoor secure trash bin inaccessible by pets or other wildlife. Double bag used PPE and other disposable items potentially in contact with the carcass.
4. Following disposal, immediately wash your hands with soap and warm water and any non-disposable items that were used (e.g., shovels, pitchforks, etc.) using diluted household bleach (½ cup of bleach mixed with 1 gallon of water). Allow the bleach solution to sit on the item for 10 minutes prior to rinsing off with warm water.
If transporting HPAI suspected waste directly to waste disposal facilities:
1. Dispose carcasses using double-bagged non-porous contractor bags at an appropriate landfill or in a secure trash bin/dumpster inaccessible by other animals.
2. Care and caution must be taken when transporting carcasses to disposal sites to prevent contamination of vehicles/equipment. Precautions must be taken to prevent leakage of any bodily fluids (blood, saliva, urine, feces) or parts from transporting vehicle.
3. All non-disposable containers, tarps and coverings must be washed and disinfected with a 10% bleach solution (½ cup of bleach mixed with 1 gallon of water) allowed to sit for 10 minutes before being rinsed off with warm water. All disposable items must be double-bagged in non-porous contractor bags and disposed of appropriately. Prior to transport to the landfill, the exterior of the bags should be similarly disinfected.
4. Prior to leaving a mortality site and following disposal, vehicles must be cleaned and disinfected after each use with a 10% bleach solution (or ½ cup of bleach mixed with 1 gallon of water) and allowed to sit for 10 minutes before being rinsed off with warm water).
Sanitary Landfill is Preferred Disposal Location:
HPAI suspected bird mortalities and associated waste are classified as ID 25, animal and food processing waste. Once collected, the DSWM recommends that HPAI waste is directly disposed in a permitted sanitary landfill. If no in-county landfill is available, DSWM recommends disposal at the closest out-of-county landfill authorized to accept the waste.
For a list of NJ landfills and contacts see www.nj.gov/dep/dshw/lrm/aocslf.htm.
While disposal of HPAI waste in a non-landfill facility is not preferred, it may be necessary in certain instances. The Department requests that counties with waste flow control of ID 25 waste to non-landfill facilities waive waste flow requirements for disposal of HPAI waste and handle the material in a manner to avoid exposure to the material.
County Solid Waste Coordinators to Provide Guidance:
DSWM has reached out to County Solid Waste Coordinators for assistance in disseminating guidance to municipalities within their jurisdiction regarding the management of HPAI waste and is reaching out to facilities within the county regarding the acceptance of HPAI waste. Residents should be provided with contact information at both the municipal and county level for any questions related to management of HPAI waste.
DSWM is available to assist counties and to provide further communication with municipalities through its Office of Local Government Assistance.
HPAI Waste Handling/Timing:
HPAI waste should be delivered to the disposal facility within 24 hours of collection. While in storage/transit, HPAI waste must be kept protected from wildlife and the elements.
Agencies collecting and transporting HPAI waste should provide advanced notice of the delivery to the disposal facility.
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USR Alert: This is an important traffic advisory from the Upper Saddle River Police Department. Lake Street will be closed between West Saddle River Road and East Saddle River Rd on Tuesday, 4/8/2025, between the hours of 7:00AM and 8:00PM. Please plan alternate routes and follow posted detours.
Residents that live on the closed portion of the roadway will be able to access their homes while the roadway is closed. Police Officers will be on-scene to assist.
Residents can access the library through the library parking lot entrance located in in the parking lot of the Hopper-Goetschius Museum.
Lions Park will be closed on Tuesday, 4/8/2025.
Elmer’s Country Store and the Lukoil gas station will be closed on Tuesday, 4/8/2025.
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Eyes on the road, safety for all. This Distracted Driving Awareness Month, let's watch out for pedestrians and cyclists. Stay focused, drive safe! #SafeRoadsNJ
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We must remember those who have survived car crashes. Many of them face the challenges of chronic conditions like Traumatic Brain Injury. Their freedom and independence are often stolen from them, and that is a profound injustice that we cannot overlook. It's a situation that demands our attention and support. # JustDrive
On Saturday 3/29/25, at approximately 12:00 PM, Officers from the Upper Saddle River Police Department responded to Lions Park for the report of a suspicious incident. The individual involved in the incident left the scene prior to police arrival. Officers spoke with the witness and conducted a brief investigation. The nature of this incident and intent of the involved individual remains unknown. However, there is no current evidence or indication that this incident involved the attempted abduction of a child.
If anyone has any questions or concerns please call the Upper Saddle River Police Department and ask to speak with Captain Ed Kane.
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I am so impressed and proud of our boroughs police for balancing the dual needs of [taking citizen concerns and public safety seriously] and [noting that there is no evidence that anything untoward was actually happening]. Thanks for your levelheaded, methodical, and transparent approach to law enforcement!
Dispose of all unwanted Rx medications at the USRPD on April 26, 2025.
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What You Need To Know About Teen Depression
Recent NIMH research reveals a spike in teen depression rates.
Data shows that 1 in 3 adolescents experience anxiety, while 1 in 5 face depression.
The good news - you as a parent can spot the changes first. Watch for shifts like sleeping more, grades dropping, or pulling away from friends.
These signs point to bigger mental health needs.
Want to help? Start with open talks. Ask your teen about their day. Small chats build trust for bigger conversations.
GET HELP
FindTreatment.Gov
Mental health and substance abuse support.
988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
Help is available if you or someone you know is struggling or in crisis.
Disaster Distress Helpline
24/7 crisis counseling for emotional distress related to a disaster.
National Helpline
Free, confidential, 24/7, 365-day-a-year treatment referral and info service.
www.nimh.nih.gov/health/publications/teen-depressio
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The answer is: Nothing. In Walnut Creek CA. racists have badges authority and guns. From the lying racist Contra Costa County fire department who will frame innocent law-abiding minorities by starting small fires “investigating” them then determining the “suspect” to be an innocent law abiding minority. Then they will team with the lying racist Walnut Creek police department to harass and surveil the innocent law abiding minority to the fullest extent of the “law” The question is: What’s a demon to a Child of God? Remember Sonya Massey, Jesus Christ is Lord.
Dear Upper Saddle River Residents,
As we enjoy the peaceful evenings in our beautiful borough, it's important to stay safe while walking at night. Please be aware that lighting in some areas may be limited, which can make it more difficult for drivers and others to see pedestrians.
To help ensure your safety, we strongly recommend wearing reflective clothing or carrying a flashlight when walking after dark. These simple steps can make a big difference in staying visible and reducing the risk of accidents.
Thank you for helping keep our community safe!
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pls read & share, thank you John 3:16 For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. KJV 1611 Jesus loves you Paul
Traffic Advisory- West Saddle River Road South Bound in the area of pleasant is closed temporarily due to road work
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A four-leaf clover won't protect you if you drive impaired this weekend. Don't risk it—stay safe!
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