Leisure World Seeks Resident Volunteers for Pedestrian and Driving Safety Effort

Community input is essential to identify problem areas and develop effective safety recommendations.

Mar. 12, 2026 at 7:12am

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The GRF Pedestrian and Driving Safety Work Study Team in Leisure World, Seal Beach, California is seeking resident volunteers to help collect data and provide input on concerns related to speeding, stop signs, and crosswalks. The goal is to develop a comprehensive master plan for improving pedestrian and driving safety in the community, in coordination with city officials.

Why it matters

Resident participation is crucial to accurately identify problem areas and build well-supported, effective safety recommendations that conform to state standards. Improving pedestrian and driving safety in Leisure World can help create a safer environment for the entire community.

The details

The Work Study Team held its first resident meeting on February 23, where Operations Committee members and three of the 13 safety work study volunteers discussed concerns and the mission of the team. The next meeting will be held on April 17, and the team continues to seek more volunteers to assist in data collection and evaluation of safety issues.

  • The GRF Pedestrian and Driving Safety Work Study Team held its first resident meeting on February 23, 2026.
  • The next meeting will be held on April 17, 2026.

The players

Edward Jablonski

GRF Operations Committee Chairman and member of the Pedestrian and Driving Safety Work Study Team.

Dave LaCascia

One of the 13 safety work study volunteers who participated in the initial meeting and contributed input.

Al Clark

One of the 13 safety work study volunteers who participated in the initial meeting and contributed input.

Brian Fitzgerald

One of the 13 safety work study volunteers who participated in the initial meeting and contributed input.

James Farr

GRF Operations Committee member and the contact person for residents interested in joining the Work Study team.

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What they’re saying

“Meaningful progress depends on broader community involvement. Resident input is essential to accurately identify problem areas and build wellsupported, effective recommendations.”

— Edward Jablonski, GRF Operations Committee Chairman

What’s next

The Work Study Team will hold its next meeting on April 17, 2026, where they will continue to gather resident input and work towards developing a comprehensive master plan for improving pedestrian and driving safety in Leisure World.

The takeaway

This community-driven effort to enhance pedestrian and driving safety in Leisure World demonstrates the importance of resident participation in identifying and addressing local issues. By working together, the community can develop effective solutions that prioritize the safety and well-being of all residents.