Concerns about traffic safety are ongoing in Royal Palm Beach. This issue is affecting areas surrounding a local elementary school. Residents are seeking action from the town to address these concerns. They are specifically looking for improvements near a particular neighborhood. Further information on this situation can be found through WPTV, a local news source in Palm Beach, Florida.
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Residents near H.L. Johnson Elementary want Royal Palm Beach to act on traffic safety concerns near Bella Serra.
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