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Cooperation Led to Needed Road Project 

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What a great article to illustrate that Henrico County and VDOT can join together and make the right decision for residents who are facing danger daily on our roadways ("No More Mangled Wheelchairs on Brook Road," Street Talk, Sept. 12).

Brian Montgomery deserves credit for his tenacity as well as Frank Thornton for encouraging the county and VDOT to fund this much needed improvement. We all look forward to the completion of this project along Brook Road.

Sharon Brownlee
Henrico County



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