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by **TacomaJoe** on Wed Oct 23, 2013 6:53 am

For Tacoma, the signal shop is separate. I think most are separate from engineering and the rest of the government offices. I think many are part of the muni roads, with patch crews and everyone with trucks and big equipment. Usually outside of the core of town.

by **coyttl** on Wed Oct 23, 2013 7:28 pm

TacomaJoe wrote:Got to talk shop today. Took a while to get anywhere with city hall. I was asking about a traffic management center. There isn't any. Finally connected with the traffic engineer and got the inside scoop on the local traffic scene. I have noticed a total disregard for ped indications by everyone here. If I get more time this week, I'll try to get by the signal shop.

Somehow I missed this. Joe - you coming down to the DC area?

by **traffictechgreg** on Wed Oct 30, 2013 7:12 am

TacomaJoe wrote:For Tacoma, the signal shop is separate. I think most are separate from engineering and the rest of the government offices. I think many are part of the muni roads, with patch crews and everyone with trucks and big equipment. Usually outside of the core of town.

I hope you enjoyed your visit. I'm sorry I didnt know, but I would have tried to get together with you? I havent been on the STF for awhile because I just bought a house and have been totally preocupied with the renovation and moving. Philly's signal shop is in North Philly near Hunting Park and G streets - if you can get in its quite a scene. They still build and rebuild CH PCEs and cabinets there, as the city is mostly Electro-mechanical.

by **vaughn** on Thu Oct 31, 2013 11:04 pm

I hope your stay in Philly was productive, ya just can't see all Philadelphia in 1 day :No:

By the way, did ya come across any cleats because the Phillys must of lost their's this season :Phil:

Red Sox showed up wearing theirs this season :glare:

by **TacomaJoe** on Fri Nov 01, 2013 8:07 pm

I was in Philly for a week downtown, walking distance to the history of 200 years ago. I did see that the cracked bell was in Tacoma in 1915 during its last tour of the country. In a week we didn't see it all. We got out to the Amish country and slipped into Hershey to see the streetlights that looked like kisses. Spent some time in Valley Forge on our last day. Fall leaves were looking great.

by **MarkIV** on Wed Nov 06, 2013 11:28 am

Troy wrote:Where you headed.....Pat's or Geno's?

I love thoes places. I did the thing where you eat one half of each and found pats to be better. :rotfl:

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