Over the next several days, I’ll be sharing a short series of questions—one each day—about issues that directly affect all of us as residents.
These aren’t accusations or conclusions. They’re simple, reasonable questions that deserve clear answers and transparency.
As you read each post, ask yourself: What are my thoughts? What would I expect if this were my home, my investment, my community?
I welcome your perspective.
Fire Alarms: Do You Still Take Them Seriously?
Between 6:14 PM and 6:26 PM on Tuesday, the fire alarm went off five times. Each time, residents were told to evacuate.
Do you still leave the building every time?
After so many false alarms, many people don’t — and that’s the real risk.
It took nine minutes for residents to be told whether the alarm was real or not. In this building, that’s considered very fast.
After recent early-morning false alarms, fire extinguishers suddenly appeared in hallways.
Why the change? Why now? What problem is being addressed?
Would you rather have a reliable fire alarm and communication system, or a major gym makeover with no finalized cost or design?