As Mount Pleasant continues to improve local infrastructure, the safety of our residents and town staff remains our highest priority. Supervisor Carl Fulgenzi recently shared an urgent reminder following a potentially dangerous incident on municipal property. A resident entered an active work site unnoticed while heavy operating equipment was in use. Thanks to the quick reaction of an observant town employee, the resident was escorted to safety without injury. While we understand community curiosity regarding local projects, active work sites present serious hazards. To prevent future accidents, all residents are strongly urged to respect “No Trespassing” signs and posted barricades across town property. Trespassing on these restricted sites is not only unsafe—it is a violation of Town Code and subject to prosecution. Our town administration values open communication and transparency. If you have questions about ongoing work, municipal projects, or town operations, please do not visit active sites. Instead, reach out directly to the appropriate town department by phone or email to ask questions or schedule an appointment. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping Mount Pleasant safe for everyone.