Cardinal Creek

We've got to spread that out across the five stations so that if you're going up the hill and you live in Chapel Hill, for instance, or in Common Glen, you're getting off at Common Glen Station, you're catching a bus and you're going up and down.

If you live in Fallingbrook, Cardinal Creek, or in Cumberland Village, you get off at Trim.

If you live in Chatelaine Village and parts of Fallingbrook and Queenswood Heights, you're getting off at the mall, right? So it spreads that out.

Uh, and to ensure that the bus frequency is there, what, what council needs, uh, to prioritize is, is that reliability, uh, which will demonstrate that this is a viable service and not just a frustration in your daily life.

A couple of things, um, have happened in Orleans over the course of the last four years that have really contributed to this.

Okay.

And one of them is, uh, you know, I got to give a shout out to, uh, the community association president of Cardinal Creek, Sean Crosson, um, who has rapidly built the most, in my opinion, effective and largest, uh, um, neighborhood watch program in the city.

They're relatively new.