Did you expect less when Bismarck / Mandan heard the news?
We all heard the news and it spread like wildfire. There was literally dancing on the Bismarck / Mandan streets when it was announced that the famous Chick-Fil-A restaurant was coming to Kirkwood Mall. It was over a year ago when people started dreaming about the day when they could come in and experience something new here in town. But come on, did you really think it would be that easy, to park your car and have a leisurely stroll in ten minutes or less?
The big day arrived almost two weeks ago and Chick-Fil-A was prepared, in any way he could.
This isn’t the first time this company has launched a restaurant, especially in a prime location like in the parking lot of a shopping mall. It was obvious to the restaurant that the crowds would be huge, inside and outside at the drive-thru. In order to avoid chaos, they hired patrol officers from the Bismarck Police Department. Skilled in the art of guiding people to safety, this was the perfect way to maintain order. So far, everything has gone very well: “No major problems [so far]. That’s what we’re trying to avoid is crashes and people getting hit by cars and causing problems like that. It was our ultimate goal to avoid traffic collisions, â€Bismarck Police Department traffic commander Jeff Solemsaas said, according to KFYR TV.
Now it looks like we (residents of Bismarck / Mandan) are alone
At this point, there are no further future patrols planned for traffic problems. So we are all on our “Nice North Dakota” behavior. Try to be patient when you are in line. if you’re in your car, maybe listen to tapes of calm and peaceful mediation. At any rate !
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