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Of Milwaukee County executive chris abele. The fence was first removed yesterday morning. Then replaced under the order of Milwaukee County sheriff, david clarke. 3 the fence has been in place for about three weeks now. After a deadly officerinvolved shooting sparked two nights of unrest. Unrest. But today the county executive said its time to move forward. Forward. Were right now working to get down the fence as fast as we can and were returning the park to normal hours, operating doing what weve been trying to do for awhile which is give the park back to the community. Community. 3 after sheriffs deputies turned up to replace the fence yesterday. Abeles office called for a temporary restraining order against clarke. A judge sided with abele enforcing normal hours at sherman park. But the fence remained overnight. Then around 12 30 this afternoon parks employees removed it Sheriffs Office is responsible for patrolling the parks and restoring order. Abele says the hours are set by his
Bay are all white. Were not seeing any of the normal commute because of the kosher at the bay bridge there is extra traffic at the san mateo bridge so there is some slowing on 880 southbound and all westbound 92 of what the traffic across the span. Were not anywhere near the levels of volume of what we saw yesterday. There is a little congestion at the west end of the span. A lot of people not familiar with this interchange. It dont realize that both the right him lance can transition on 211 north bound so a lot of people are trying to squeeze over to the right hand lane and ordered to make the move. You do not have to precede the 2 ride plan to exit 2101 and the northbound direction. Jackie system has been advising us all morning long its very quickly reached the saturation point. There is a lot of traffic at the toll plaza this morning westbound but it is still moving smoothly. Again lighter today and then yesterday. Yesterday backed up all the way on to the rich but thats not the ca