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A Gilbert resident frustrated by decade-long traffic nightmares at Power and Rittenhouse finally spoke up at town council — and his voice sparked real change. After years of drivers stuck in endless light cycles just to turn left, especially during rush hour and school drop-offs, Charles Montenegro took action. His passionate plea moved Vice Mayor Chuck Bongiovanni to personally visit the intersection, witness the chaos, and push for a solution. The town staff agreed: a dedicated left-turn signal is coming — before school starts. Montenegro’s story proves that speaking up with local officials can turn daily frustrations into tangible improvements, reminding us that civic engagement really does make a difference.

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