County launches Neighborhood Traffic Management Program; applications open in January

County staff presented the Neighborhood Traffic Management Program, an online process that will accept resident applications beginning in January; staff said the program scored 105 applications in its first year and expects to fund about four to five projects this cycle consisting mostly of speed humps, signage or striping. "We had a 105 applications last year," the presenter said, and said staff will prioritize projects using data such as speed, volume, collisions, nearby schools and sidewalk availability.