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Broward commissioners threw their support Thursday behind a safer crossing for military veterans headed to a clinic in Sunrise. But it likely won’t be the crosswalk and pedestrian signal many have asked for.
Instead, county commissioners said they’re interested in two possible solutions to address long-brewing complaints about pedestrian dangers: Construction of a pedestrian overpass spanning Commercial Boulevard in front of the William “Bill” Kling V.A. Clinic, or better county bus service that would take veterans directly to the clinic.
In the immediate future, veterans who request it will get door-to-door rides via the county paratransit service.
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