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Subdivision seeks to slow down speeding

Concerned about speeding and other safety issues in the Deerwood subdivision, Julie Helseth has organized a community meeting next month with the Forsyth County Sheriffs Office Neighborhood Watch Program. Helseth is also working with her fellow residents on possibly getting speed humps installed in some of the problem areas of the neighborhood off Pilgrim Mill Road east of Cumming. The sheriffs office receives complaints almost daily about speeding through subdivisions. - photo by Alyssa LaRenzie

speed — Concerned about speeding and other safety issues in the Deerwood subdivision, Julie Helseth has organized a community meeting next month with the Forsyth County Sheriffs Office Neighborhood Watch Program. Helseth is also working with her fellow residents on possibly getting speed humps installed in some of the problem areas of the neighborhood off Pilgrim Mill Road east of Cumming. The sheriffs office receives complaints almost daily about speeding through subdivisions. - photo by Alyssa LaRenzie

A driver that nearly hit a young man walking a dog was the last straw for one Deerwood resident.